PllISCILLIAN IN A CANTER.
CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH HANDICAP.
PINKOLA RECOVERS SPEED.
WINS THE RICH COMMONWEALTH HANDICAP
WITHOUT EVER BEING EXTENDED.
Firestone Runs a Good Race — Simon Pure Takes the
Independence Steeplechase and St. Kevin
Is Killed by a Fall.
New York. .Tilly 4 . — Independenre Day card at
Slieep.sbeud Bay devcl«|>ed raciug of rare excellence
on tlie flat, and also fiirni.shed llie 25,000 spectators
l»ies»*nt one of the most thrillini; cross country sjiec-
tacles s«‘en in years, in whicti every eonteslaut l>iit
I wo fell and. with their riders, were more or less
injured, tlie liorse, St. Kevin, lieiiiR kilietl outri.ulit.
while jockeys lhi|H*e ami llnpiie sustained .serious
bruises.
Tliree liltr stakes were d<iwn for decision, tba
roninionwealth Ilundica)). practii'aily a renewal of
tbe Snhurlian as to distance, weiglits and class
of liorses eugatted, the Inde|ieudence Steeplechase
over jlie full ciairse and the Spring Stakes for two-
year-olds. The iirograni was so g<KMl that there
was only one race, the lifth, a selling affair, over
the grass course, which did not bristle with stake
ingredients. Nearly every high-class horse in train-
ing except Ballot. Colin and Celt was in evidence.
Today's attendance retiiitided otie of old times, al-
though not nearl.v of the numbers that would have
witnessed the sport under normal conditions. Still
it was easily the largest crowd of the meeting.
The niost <■onsplclH>us feature was the number of
wtHuen present. The grandstand resembled a huge
flower lied and all this despite the drenching showers
of rain which fell around iKsm time and probably
deterred many visitors from maidng the long jotir-
jiey.
Otic olijectlonable fiutturc of the Suburban day had
lieeii eliminated through tlic well-ilirected activity of
the Cotiey Island .locke.v Club management, and that
was that only few tsdicemen were in evldema*.
The original thlrtetui swell thoroughbreds nanusi
overniglit in the big race was reiliictHl liy with-
drawals to ni;ie, which was subs«s|iientl.v increased
to ten b.v the adding of Royal Tourist at the elev-
«-nth hour. Jack .Vtkin was the conspicnous ab.sen-
lt*«. I*leuse<l, however, by the presence of I'riscil-
U/ti. which, on this oi'casion was to measure strides
1 topnotchers, the race-going public was tilled
A ettrlosily to see what Mr. Belmont's iiubenten
x.'lding could do against liors«‘s of high class over a
"•onslderiible distan<-e of ground. In. the actual riin-
nhig Priscillian simply playeil with his opposition.
No more conlident liMiking ride on the part of his
jo<-key has ever Is-en seen hereabouts. It took Walter
.Miller's full strength to keep the wonderful racer
back to his opiHinents during the early running and
it was only after the j(«-key's arm grew tired that
his restraint on the favorite was relaxed. The re-
sult was eUH'trical. 1‘riscillian leaving his op|>oneuts
as if they were aechored and linished slowing down
and weaving all over the stretch as a consequence
of the scnsatiiaial pulling and hauling.
Thomas Williams’ first j«H-key ro<ie the winner
and his s<‘cond jm-key. (lilbert. nsle the riinner-iiii.
his own horse, Kir«‘stone. The latter proved hims*‘lf
iinmeiisitrably siiiKwior to the others. It is under-
stiNMl that Miller j»*rsisted in accepting the mount
on I’riscilliaii in the face of a vigorous protest on
the part of II. E. Rowell. .Mr. Williams’ trainer,
and he may have disideased even to the point of
Itelng dismissed by his employer. Rowell said that
.Miller, who was in ris-eiiit of a retainer of <;1,.-|IH>
per uiotith. or a year from the iiresideiit of
the Califorui.'l .loekey Club, was not living up to
Ills contract in the matter of weights, and therefore
violated the same. In view of tlie intiiu.-ite friend-
ship that exists between .August Belmont and Mr.
Williams and the fact that Briscillian couhl not
have h»st with any kind of a j<s-key iiii. if he kei>t
Ills fe<d, the incident will jirobahly be passed over.
Despite the short price, all the ia*ople backed I’ris-
I'illian and left the track with bulging |KK-kets.
Star timber- toi>|M*rs participated in the Inde-
pendence Steeplechas«- over the sli|)|»ery grass course.
The expected hap|>ene<l. The most skillful feticers
• •X|KTlenced extreme diflicult.v in keeping their feet.
Slinon I’lire, the coming <-hampioti at the sjairt. un-
less all the earmarks of one are misleading, trailed
bis opponents in leisurely fashion for nearly two
iiiHes of the journey and then pickeil them up one
by one at will in the last circuit of the track.
A. B. Spreckels should have gathered in the sub
-staiitial first money in the Spring Stakes with his
grand two-year-old TortK-lliuo. The half-brother
to Dr. lA'ggo was bi-aten by his incapable rider.
’I'lie fault was so glaring that the spectators hissisl
the linlsh put up by McCahey. .Statesman, the
x-letor. which has been priHiiinent in two-vear-old
races since early spring, was a maiden before he
won to(la.y’s stake.
'i'he S|iring Stakes is an •fld fixed event, first run
and won by Tremont in ls.s«i. Its tabled history
since BttK) is as follows:
The Commonwealth was established In 100.1 as
a sequel to tlie Suburban and at once took high
rank in the list of imixirtant American fixtures.
It has always been contested by the crack handi-
such stars as t)rt Wells, Sysonby and Montgomer.v,
Irish l,.id, as game .a horse as ever gazed through
a brljlle. was twice unlucky in it. running second
Year. Winner.
IPOii The Paraih r
I'.Hil Chilton
JfHi2 Iliirst Dark
lIHio liullaiit
miM Reil Friar ..
ItMlo Bill Dhillips
1‘MiO Fthon
J!K)7 Chapiiltepec
lltOH Statesman
.Tockey. Val. Time.
McCiie $lj:50 1:10
Shaw f.75 1:14
..112 Shaw
..117 Shaw ....
.114 Minder ..
..117 .1. .Martin
..114 Redfern .
..122 .1. Martin
..114 Notter ...
.1..54.5 1:1.1S
:!.r.20 1 :i:!i
.'1.420 l:l.!g
:i.4.'15 l:14ii
ll.lllO 1:14*
.’{.S20 l;i:U
cap tiois«-s of eacli y<
■ar, beginning
with
.Mr. Hag-
plaee
in P.KH.
gin’s great racer, WiitertKiy. Following
him eanie
lows:
A'e.ir. I'irst. .Age.
.Io<-keys.
Wt.
SeixMul.
-Age.
Wt.
HSi3*Waterboy (4)..
. .112
Irish I.aid (3) . . . ,
115
1904 Oit AA'ells (3)
O’Neill
..110
Tlie Picket
(4) .
120
1905 Sysonby (3) . .
. .111
Proiier (5)
114
1900 Sir Huon (3) . ,
. .110
Glorltier (4) ....
109
1907 Montgomery C?)
Garner
. .112
Frank Gill
(3) .
! ) . .
110
1!«I8 Prisi'illian (3}
...W. Miller
. Bfi*
Fir<‘stone
•Called Siihurhan
Renewal this
year.
nilrd. Age. Wt.
Val. Time.
Sn.yOO 2:04*
ia,425 2:0«*
12,22.5 2:07
12.J100 2:0.5*
13,8-50 2:0«*
1‘2,:«K» 2:00*
CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE INDEPENDENCE STEEPLECHASE.
Yesterday's was the eleventh running of the In- other liors<> has siicc<>eded in et|italling this feat,
di'peudence Stee)dis-|ia.se. Kstablished as u siM-cial Two of its winners. Trillion and Foxhunter, each
feature of the '•(Jlorhais Fourth." it has always ran second in years other than those of their
IssMi high in favor with owners of jumpers and success. Isdiig the nearest ap)iroaches to Dr.
has usually be«*u contested by the la‘st lii training. Catlett's record. In his second victory the
Dr. Catlett, an exceedingly g.ssl stee|)leehaser and. latter carried the greatest weight under which
l»rior to being put to jumping, a gissl ra«-e horse
on the flat, won in two sticcessiv*' .vears, but no
the race has evi-r U'cii wiui.
as follows:
Its record is
Veal-
First. -Age.
.T(K-kevs.
Wt.
Second. .Age.
Wt.
Tliird. Age.
Wt.
Val.
1SS>8
Trillion (7)
.(.'allaliaii .
.1.5;!
Reil Pat (7)
. . .iiai
Roy. Scarlet (5
) 1 .50
$1,070
5:32*
1899
Dr. Catlett (5> ...
. Finnegan .
.1.54
King (01
...143
Westown (0) . .
. I. 5.1
1,325
5:13
P.XHI
Dr. Catlett (0)
.Finnegan .
.109
Trillion (!l)
...144
Mars Clian (9)
. i:so
l.i;4o
5:21*
imii
Magic Light (41...
Mura .
.145
.Marvlaniler (5) ..
. . .135
.Sacket ((>)....
.1.52
1,940
5:18
DHI2
George W. Jenkins
(4).. Ray.
.1.59
Rowdy l4i
.. .148
Somerset (5)..
.1:S8
2,115
5:19
l!Xt.1
Land of Clover (5)
Veiteh.
.1.50
Foxlnintcr (4) ....
. ..i:!:!
Lavator (7) ...
.1.57
2,900
5:10*
HMD
Foxliiinler (5)
Ray .
.148
R(xi|(atli (7l
...L!9
Whiiierav (5)..
.i:’>.5
3,740
5;0ti*
P.MI.5
Caslulian (5)
<!. Bi'iHiks.
.14::
Blai'k Hussar (5) .
. . .151
Gold Van (5).
.142
:’,.420
5:10*
hhk:
Kernel (4)
Stone.
.EHl
Coligny (0|
. . .101
Paul .Tones (4).
.149
3,4,80
5:28
1 907
-Agent (.5)
. . . .Owens .
.147
Hot Sliot 15) ....
. . .142
Grandpa (8)...
.1.57
3.2!)0
5:13
PM>S
.8inion Hire (4) M.
Henderson .
.145
Kixmoiiiv (4»
... 1 45
Alfar (IS) . . .
.155
0..’,00
5:11
GREATEST CROWD IN WINDSOR’S HISTORY. JOHN E. MADDEN' S EXTRAORDINARY RECORD.
Richard Reed Wins the Essex Stakes and Simcoe His Home-Bred Two-Year-Olds Have Already Won
Runs Unplaced. Him a Comfortable Fortune.
BMtH Statesmau 114 D. .McC’thy. .1,24<» l:li;5
Favoritec were very much in evidence, virtually
only one of the six on the card, Fisitiiad. in the
Spring Stakes, failing to score.
Two arrests were made during the afternoon.
Samuel H. Khdu. of' BIS West Sixty-first street,
and Ralph Dreyfuss, of 2;t.1 East Fifty-sin-ond street,
lH)tli of Manhattan. The charge in each instance
consists of making memoranda of alleged wagers
on a program.
rOUEEN’S ADVOCATE’S PRINCESS OF WALES.
London, Jul.v 4. — The rain* for the Princess of
Wales Stakes for foiir-year-idds and upward, with
added, over the Suffolk Course, one and
one half miles, was run at Newmarket on the first
day of tbe First July .Mix-ting. The race was won
by .Mr. Reid Walker’s foiir-year-rdd chestnut colt
UiieiMi’s Advis-ate, by Diamond .lubiiee out of Red
VIrglu. Lord Howard de Walden’s four-year-old
bay <‘oIt Cargill, by Carbine out of (talline. was
second and .Mr. R. Brice’s Royal F'ox, 4, by Fly-
ing Fox out of llamiltrude, was third. There were
nine atarters.^
MONTREAL’S FALL STAKES AND PLANS.
Montreal, Qiie.. July 4. — At a meeting of the
executive committee of the Montreal J<M-key Club
yesterday it was de«-ided to give seven stakes at the
autumn meeting which eoiumences August 2!i.
Each stake will have at least $I.ii0i) addixl. the
guuranti-ed stakes having been alHdished. Coming
after the close of .Kariiloga and Empire City Mon-
treal will have a clear field this lime. The seat-
ing rapacity of the grandstand will lie enlarged and
KtabUng accommodationa iucreased.
Detroit. Mieli., July 4. — .An exi-ellent card was
provided holiday raee-go*>rs at Windsor this after-
msiii. Tlie jirogram was made up of seven rue* s.
and bad as features tbe Essex llBiidicap for two-
year-olds, tbe Independenee Handicap for three yeur-
(dds and over, and a hHig-distanee rare In which the
field was asked to go a mile and a half. A large
crowd turned out, the atteinlaiiee heliig the greatest
that ever passed tliroiigh the gates of this course.
Thirty-three Isioks cut in and siieciilation was lively'-
The first five races were nm over a fast track, hut
as the horses were going to the [sist for the sixth,
the rain came ilown in torrents, which soon flisided
the course and made the going sloppy. Favorites
won four of the rai'es. tlie siieeessfiil choices heing
l.aiwreiice P. Daley, Charlie tillbert, Ida D. aiiJ
.Missouri laid. Jockey Shilling rode three wlnner.s
and Murphy two.
The Essex Handicap resulted in a stirring contest,
three liors«‘s passing the winning mark beads and
necks apart with Richard Reinl first at the finish.
Richard Reed set the jiaei* all the way. In the
stretch he began to tire, hut just managed to last
long enough to Is-at out Ilawksflight. The latter
took a tiring swerve at the end and finished over
next to the outside fenee.
Charlie (lllhert proved the winner of the Inde-
peiideuee HandieHii. Shilling had the imsint and
he pennilted 1‘olly Prim and Cave .Ad.siim to go
to the front and make the early pace. After en-
tering the homestretch Charlie Gilbert t<M>k the lead
and never relinquished it.
The first run-up of the meeting came with the
running of the seventh nice, which was won hy
Ida 1). The latter was entered for $.500 and was
Issisted $3(K> over that aniunut by E. J. Gildersleeve,
owner of .Alcneon. which finished wcoiul. Ida D.
was protected and bought in b.v her owner.
Several owners left for Quebec thi.s morning,
anioiig them Douglas Carter, who sliippi'd four, iii-
clndiiig the fast sprinter. Risk. Steepleeliase jocke.v
Masnada also left for QiielK'c.
.Among the arrivals tislay was .Tolm H. Madigan.
who <•alne to tax* his two-year-old. Sinico*'. run lix
the Essex Handicap. S|>eaking of the reisirt sent
out that the owners of the Fort Erie track were at
loggerheads in regard to the system of lietting lo
lx‘ in vogue at that track. .Mr. .Madigan said:
"Tlie new Niagara Jis-key Club iinnoiiuced la.'-t
winter that the Ix-tting ring at Fort Erie this sea.-oii
would Im* an open one. That was settled montlis
ago. There will he no deviation, from the original
plans of making tlie meeting at Fort Erie a liigii-
elass one and every effort will lie made to eater to
the better class of liorsi»s. We are spending $3II,(iihi
in renovating tlie plant, and we expect some of tlie
Idg owners from New Y'ork to race with us this
summer. How the report got <«t that the ring w.is
to Ih> syndicated Is a mystery. .Messrs. Celia, Con-
don and Stuart are as anxious as myself to wii>e
out syndicate liettiiig at Fort Erie, and If the track
cannot lie made to pay with an open ring we will
close it. i:p to date a|iplications for 1,800 stalls
have Isx-n received, and tlie 'only living that is
worrying ns just now is to find accommodations for
the liorsemen.’’ i
M'GRATHIANA STUD TO BE SOLD.
Lexington. Ky., July 4. — Colonel Milton Young
has made up bis mind lo sell out nearly, if not all,
of ills .McGratbianu Stud. Hi- says that on or alioiit
Detolier 1 he_ will offer for sale at public aiietii.u
here alioiit 700 tlioroiiglilired weanlliigs.yearlings.
mares and stallions, ami 2,200 acres of land. This
will mark tlie passing of the seixmd largest tlio''-
oiiglitired breeding establishment in the United
.States, the largest being .1. B. Haggin’s Elmendorf
Stud. Captain It. J. Haneoek. Ellerslie Stud. Vir-
ginia, xyrites Thomps F. Kelly tlmt be will cut
down his stud to thirty mares, and believes that
ail other lireeders slioiild do likewise.
The yearling half-lirotber to Major Daingerfield.
a colt li.v Star Kiiliy — .Moii Droit, was not taken lo
New York for sale witli O. I). Wilson’s sliipnient.
When loaded in tlie ear lie jauinied ids liead and
knis-kixl out three or four teeth and so liadly lacer-
ated his moutli that lie was left at liume.
-Milton Young has sold his half interest in Nas-
turtium to Gixirge J. .Stoll, who owned tlie other
lialf, and tlie stallion is now at the .Meadows
.stud.
J. E. Widener’s Gateliell and Milton Young’s
Ora Bailey, which were lired to Sain at Barney
Sehieils-r’s .Mis.souri farm, were returned to Lex-
ington lust night.
Fled Pabst. the Milwaukee lirewer. will buy one
liiiiidred tliorouglibrixl mares this fail and mate
them to saddle stallions.
RICH PRIZES OF THE ASCOT MEETING.
Per-
Races
Amount
friir
's. Sts.
Won.
Commando (dead) ...
9
54
11
$ 81.805
Hastings
20
li.’iT
40
80.391
Ogden
15
i:i.5
21
78.838
Sain
.... .‘»r»
430
08
70, .549
A oter
12
8.'!
14
4:!,2t;o
Pessara (<leud)
10
113
17
.’SO, 080
Haniliiirg
Pliiniiiles
21
179
'a.%
:!i:.(r2i
12
!M»
20
34,8.5.5
Ornuinent
30
2S!»
55
34,395
Ben Brush
15
102
.10
.T1.373
Plaudit
28
254
40
32.245
CesariiHi
21
202
41
.'SO.Olil
Mazagan
15
178
.’!0
.10,3.'{4
AVoolsthorpe
.... 31
27S
44
28,493
Star Shoot
97
2.58
41
28.207
Fatherless
’24
205
;’.9
27,4:?9
lUui SIroine
28
279
47
20.41’^!
Gerolstelu
12
124
20
24.540
Sandringham
11
81
15
2.1.752
Kingston
15
129
25
21,541
Totals
3,840
653
$809,919
RUNS KINDLY IN THE DECORATION HANDI-
CAP AND WINS FROM START TO FINISH.
Kercheval Falls Lame in the Race— Elizabeth Har-
wood Takes Another Purse— Best Attend- , ,
ance of the Meeting.
Cincinnati, O., July 4. — Today’s splendid card,
containing liesldea five evenly balam-ed races, tbe
Decoration Hundica(i at a mile and a sixteeutli, a--
tracfixl a big liolhluy iittenduuee, exceeding in niim-
liers that of Derby day. It was composed largelj"
of strangers and that they appreciated the sis>rt
was made manifest iiy the loud and iirolonged clieer-
ing eaeli winner was greeted with. From a hardened
professional’s point of view there was little to en-
thuse over, most of tlie I'ontests being taken in hol-
low style b.v tlie winners and surprises were fur-
nished in tile defeat of all the favorites. The most
notleeahle incident came with the running of th»
Decoration Handicap, won liy Pinkola. In his last
start lie was easily taken Into camp by Czar and
Motpiette under eonditiuus that favored Pinkola.
Wltli the same weight up today he- made a show of
Moqiiette, as well as Monsignor and Kercheval, after
leading for the entire trip, .Monsignor, under a hard
drive, taking sei-ond place from Kercheval. Mo-
qiiette was lien ten off. There might have been a
different result but for Kercheval falling lame after
going thrtx--quurters ami it is barely possible that
thLs useful horse has terminated bis racing career.
l*i'liu‘e Ahmed. Tlie Minks, laidy Martha and Miss
.Alert, originally carded starters, declined the issue.
The tabled history of the Deem-ation Handicap l.s
given below :
Year. Winner. A. Wt. Jocke.v. Val. Time.
19«2 Adalante 4 A.I* J. Hicks . .$1,490 2:0«i
190.1 Reservation ...1 9.1 Romanelll . 1,750 l:,54i
l9tH lies*- r vat ion ..4 lls .Miinro 1.045 l:.5o
191X5 Lady Savoy... .1 100 NiMinau .... 1,680 1:47*
1900 P’<-ess Orna...4 104 Aiistiii .... 1,840 1:45*
19II7 Pasadena 5 114 Clierry 1.9.50 1:47
One of the striking features of the eastern racing
eniupaign of this year is the remarkable success
of John E. Madden with his bund of tw»>-year-oldt
of lii.>} own hrix*ding. Not only do Fayette and
Sir Martin upiieur able to hohl all comers easily safe,
but any and all of his lesser, lights Imve come to be
regarded as dangerous In almost any sojct of company
and backing is quickly forthcoming for any young-
ster he sends to tlie post. One cannot help specu-
lating as to what harvest he would have reaped in
tlie wu.v of high prices this year had racing re-
mained in the prosperous condition that attended
it before Governor Hughes began his destructive
campaign against it. Fayette and Sir Martin are
heavily engaged abroad next year and, if ever an
.Amerlean owner had obviously justifying reason for
sending liis liorses across for a campaign in Eug-
laiid and France, the two splendid colts named make
Madden Hint man.
To date twenty-two of Madden’s two-year-olds
liave won for him collectively nearly the great sum
of $l(Sl,0(Ki. Some of these have been sold since
winning for him the amounts credited to them in
tlie following talile;
Horse. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. L’np. Won.
Cliaperon 10 1 1 :• C $ 930
Clef !> 0 2 O 7 ’21 K>
(’oiinaiight Ranger .7 2 1 ’2 2 1..540
Court Lady 0 1 O 1 4 .5.50
Deviser 7 2 1 1 3 925
Edward 5 1 1 2 1 730
Fayette 0 2 2 1 1 24.300
FiKdlooso t: o 1 1 4 125
Harrigaii 8 2 2 1 3 1,910
Higli Range 9 2 3 1 .1 1,080
Joe Madden 5 1 ‘J 2 q O.OSil
Lady Hiihliard ....11 1 2 3 5 1,000
iJiwton AVigglns ..4 1 1 0 2 5,8!MI
Miss Granville 3 O 1 O 2 100
oiidiirate 0 2 1 O .1 «>:to
Ragman 4 O 1 1 2 1.50
Si-lileswig 1 1 O 0 0 .‘1.50
Sir Martin .8 5 3 O O 40..540
Takaliira 7 2 1 O 4 ikio
Tiana 5 O I o 4 00
Wltclilng Hour .... 5 1 O 0 4 440
Totals 137 28 28 IS 0.1 $!*0,0.5o
TWENTY LEADING AMERICAN SIRES.
Great changes have taken place in the winning sire
list since its last |iiihlieation hy Daily Racing
Form. Cominando is the leader, hut the injuries
tliiit liave sent Colin and Celt into retirement have
endangered Ids .supremacy and Hastings is so hard
after him tliat the latter will go to the front and
Into a long lead If the Lawrence Realization falls
to his gooil son. Fair Play. The extraordinary
success of Ids two-year-olds have served to give
Dgden tldrd place by a slight margin over the
early leader of the year. Sain. The latter’s pro-
geny make frixpient additions to his total, but ex-
cept Jack Atkiii all are purse runners and their
eontrilmtions are in small sums. As for Jack Atkin,
he is now In that uncomfortable position a horse
attains when he becomes in effect the property of
the huudicapper and Is usually well taken care of.
Hastings, Voter and Handmrg are the new names
in the select list of twenty and all are prominent.
Ballot’s grand speed has given Voter fifth place
in tile list and Hamimrg has probably come into it
to stay, although it must lx“ said his two-year-olds
liave so fur proved disap|ioiuUng. Apparently
nothing approximating tlie class of Artful or Bur-
gomaster is to be iiNiked for this year among Ids
young representatives. Up to and including June
:>0. the twenty leading sires and tlie combined
earnings of their progeny were as follows:
A retrospeetive stiid.v of the .Ascot meeting Is
always interesting, if only on aceoilnt of the rich
slakes, whicii lust wfxk totalled in the aggregate
upward of $l90,n00, showing an average of nearly
$7,000 for the tweuty-eight rucea decided. '
Commando fdead), b. h, 10, by Domino— Emma C.
('•din, $49,905; Celt. $22,.540; Oasis, $75; Peter
Qiiim-e, $2,005; Piinky, $475; Restigouehe, $5.4 55 ;
(CoDtimieU 00 second page.)
Crystal Maid again suffered a crushing defeat,
this time hy Elizabeth HarwoiMl, Miss Crittenden
and PItime. A |>oor send-off. which favored Eliza-
beth Harwood, was partially resixmslble for the
crack filly’s failure to land a place.
The opening race went to .lolly, on which the Lex-
Ingtonlans who came here in goodly numbers, made
a small-sized killing. Cowdln, the favorite, put up
a game effort and landed in second place. Hannibal
Bc.v, showing much speed, took the second race from
a goml hand of sprinters that Included Merrick and
E. M. F'ry. The latter was carried wide most of the
way and failed to run to his best form.
Water Lake easily took The 'Thom into camp
and was the easiest winner of the aftermxin. In a
sharp drive The Thorn gained second place from
George Young. Another upset came when Mlrzer
took the closing race handily from Stone Street ami
Miss Lida. The latter was a pronounced choice,
but was at all times held safe hy Mlrzer. The latter
was overl(K>ked b.v the sharps iu forgetting that
In his last start, when he was the favorite, he was
given a had ride hy Warren, for which the latter
was sharply taken to task hy the judges.
DelegatiiHis came here toilay from Ia>ulsyillc,
Lexington and tlie adjacent cities in Ohio. The bet-
ting in the iniitiiel macliines, considering, the big
attendance, was only fair, but the tiest of the
meeting at tliat. Twelve luiitiiel machines were !ii
action this afternoon.
.Jockeys Powers and Minder captured the riding
honors of the afternoon, each winning with two of
his mounts.
At a sale of horses hy auction held In the pad
dock before the racing, the following were sold and
brought only fair priies:
Besterling to I. Cox. $475; Nazimova to I. Cox.
$105; Emily .N. to .1. Hiibliard. $75; Dr. Simrall to
H. J. Harris, $90; Orepps Beckham to H. .McDon
nlil, $75; Jack Wriglit to Mr. StrB'klin, $75; (,’o«l
Black Lady to J. C. Ferriss, Jr., $‘200; Gold Slipper
lo H. McDonald. $70; Charles Sanders to J. Hubbard.
$80; Evanston to D. Maguire, $75; Natoiiehe to K. I.
Well, $IL5; Cheswardiiie to J. D. Grant. $75: Sir Balin
to .1. Hulibard, $75; .Maxton to M. Hill. $80; Philon
to K. Spence. $100; .lolin Montgomerv to J. Hiihhard,
$75; Harry Steven.s to W. II. .McMuIleu, $100; Sir
.Maurice to J. Iluhliard, $75.
BRIGHTON BEACH PRIZE “MODIFICATION.”
The extent of the “modification” of the Brighton
AsMH'ia lion's program for the coming meeting at
Brightisi Beach is shown hy the association’s con-
dition IsKik just received. The average daily added
miMipy is alKiiit $2,900. The “modification” caused
considcralile <‘oniiiiciit in the east, because the stakes
wiped out are tlie $2.5.(X)0 Brighton Handicap, the
Brighton Mile, Invincible and Test Handicaps, Ja-
maica Stakes, Isllp, Nautilus, Seagate, Glen Cove.
-Montauk, .Atlantic, Winged Foot, Distaff. Brighton
Steeplechase, Punchestown Steeplechase aud Curragn
.Steeplechase.
Horsemen were luirdly prepared for the cutting off
root and branch of all those valuable specials. The
program for the first five days of the meeting is a
most unostentatious one. It is Composed entirely of
small races, ranging in value from $400 to $1,000
added money.
No race on the program has a bigger value than
$1.(K10 and there i.s hut one of that variety, tbe
Trident, a handii'ap for three-year-olds and over
at one mile and a quarter.
The Trident occupies the place on the program for
next Saturday wlilch had been reservcxl for the
Brighton Handicap. For the opening day of the
meeting the Billow, a $000 affair for three-vear-olda
and over, weight-for age, at one mile, takes the
plaee of the Brigliton Mile, a $3,000 event. There
is one purse of $.5(K». one of $4.50 and two of $400
Steeplechases are provided for Wednesday, Thursday
and Frida.y.
.Seven stakes remain that were not declared off
These are events that closed last year and the
year before and are of the guaranteed value order.
They are the following:
_ , „ Value.
Brighton Produce, two-j'ear-olds o(H>
Brighton Derby, three-year-olds 15 000
Brighton Junior, two-year-olds 15' (Xk)
Neotune, two-year-olds || 7500
Venus, two-year-olds, fillies ” 7500
Iroquois, three-year-olds !!!!!! lisOll
Queen, three-year-olds and over !!!!!! L500
HAWKSFLIGHT AND HAWK8L1GHT.
Detroit, Mleh.. July 4. — HawksIIght ran on Tues-
day anil was lieaten. Ilawksflight ran on Wednesday
aiid_ won. Hawkslight ran Friday and was beati^.
Both liorses were entered in tlie third race of today.
This clears up some eon fusion eoneeming the raca
of last Tuesday, and people who backed Hawksfllgat
iu that race had a draw.
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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which seem best In Mondav's races
are: •
Bhcepshead Bay — New York, .lulv J.
1— Chpfsmtue. .Melissa. Gliding Belle.
2 — Dcilriuu). Peter guince, Alfr.sl Noble.
— Helmet. Sir Martin. Fayette.
■i — Fair Play, King .lames. Itoranle.
0 — Gretna Green. Grapitle. Sea tVolf.
tt — Marathon, Colonel Whiti-. Frizette.
II. Forsland.
Latonia — Latonia, K.v.. .Inly 1.
1 — Point I.aei'. gni'on's Message. Ornamosa.
2 — Variation. Light Blue, Fncle Walter.
II — Sorrel Top. Donna Klvlro, Marmorean.
4--Ber\vi.k. ,ioe .Moser. Prince .Ahim'd.
fS — Washakie, .liui List on. Masson.
tt— Hostile Hyphen, .Mary TallM>tt. .Albert Star.
J. L. Dempsey.
The Meadows— S<>attle. AVash.. .Inly 4.
1 — I ucle Henry, Cuernavaca, Anna Karenina.
^ — Bell of Brass. Phillistina, Ornate.
•’( — Agnolo, Lustlg, Big Store.
4— S^’urity, St. Francis. F. Neugeut.
<7 — Altadice, Mechlin. Ida May.
H — Jack Adams, La<ly Kitty, Taunt.
J. R. Jeffery.
WindMr— Windsor. Ont., July 4.
1~>'^|Sht. Sir Cannon. Colored Lad.v.
2 — Woodside. Lizzie Flat, Byzantine.
3 — .Melton Cloth, Nigger Btiby. Tremargo.
J — HarcfUirt. St. Jeanne, Ilawkania.
•A— Lad of Langden, Redondo. Minot,
J. — SchrtK'der’s .Midway, Nancy, .Alsatian.
'• — f^t. Ilarlo. Goldway, St. Valentine.
T. K. Lynch.
GLORIO WINS THE CELEBRATION HANDICAP.
Seattle, Mash.. July 4. — Ten tlioiisanJ people, the
wrgest gathering In tlie liistovy of Im-al racing, saw
AA . P. Fine's <Tack coll, t^Iorio, w-in the Celebration
Handicap at The ileadows today in a manner that
conlirmed the belief that he is an exceedingly dan-
gerous Derby candidate, tllorlo won totlay in race
liorse fashion, coming fast from iM-hind 'and out-
gamed Lotus Eater In a hot drive. The tield that
contested the stake was the liest ever hrougut to-
gether in the northwest and Glorio’s feat was fheie-
fore a noteworthy achieTcraent ff>r a three-year-<»M.
It Is a notable fact that Glorio has wfm all his
**"!’(*' itf The Meadows. The .Seattle inibllc, mind-
ful or his previous achievements here, hacked him
loyally today. Mfhongli only three of seven favor-
ite^ won, the ring received a seorehing.
Jc^key tlargan was inilelinltely sus|>ended for
cutting Stanley Fay off in the closing rtice with
the result that the favorite tinished last.
Johnny Lyons broke down so badly during tbe
running of the stake that jockey lla.ves lia>l to
pull him up and disinouut.
H. I„ Jones and Cobmi l AA’. K. .Applegati- joined
the ranks of la.vers lishiy. Rot, Turner is liere
and may put on a I>ook.
Edward Trotter and Frank Doss had an alterca-
tion tills morning that ended in tisticuffs. Doss
was considerably battered ui>.
JEFF BERNSTEIN'S AVELL REMEMBERED DAM.
•^eff Bernstein, wliicli won flie second race at La
tonia 'I liursda.v. is considered to he an extra promts
Ing yonngslei. Hi.s mother. Lake Bre*-zc. is wel!
reineinl>ered iiere as a freipient winner at AAusliiiig-
1<Ht Park. Garfield and ILiwtliorne. Slio won the
Oaks at I.atonia in 1S!I2 and was a notable r:iciug
figure in the west Hint .vear and as :t two ycar-old
in 1S!)2 in AVcwKlford A.- Buckner's eolors. Lakt-
Brci'xc was fast, hut erratic, by I.conalus Eva t>.
and is now ninotcoii years old.
Hal AA'iKXlford bred Jeff Bi rnstein and it is said
offered $2.l)ta) ff,r him Thnrsdav after liis raec but
his owner ileclimd to sell. Wcsalford has a hard
IiK-k .story In referem-e to llie eolt. He said: "I
told my trainer. Frank Gro.selie, to loty him at llie
sales and that 1 would give him tim roll. He
Went as far as $2.-)0 ami then stoi«l«d bidding.”
S. K. Huglies got Hie eolt at J2.M* November 28.
last, at the Lexington fall sale.s.
TWENTY LEADING AMERICAN SIRES.
(Continue«l from first page).
Slipfiery. $127>; 8u|>ermau, ?J2.7; Transvaal, $.800.
Total. .$Sl,8i;.A.
Hastings, br. h, 15, by Spendthrift — Cinderella.
.Arondaek, $.'>2'i; Bridoon. $4tCi; Bhtndy, $l.i:iO;
Ctirrleulum. $1.14.7; Idamond. .$32.7; Don Enri(pie,
Flint, $840; Fair Play. $tl.ii.70; Field .Mouse,
$10.0.77; F)avigu.\, $797; Glorilier, .$lV2-7; Gloriole.
$C.7S; tiiilden ' A'lew. $lfMr; Hal. $2.-i0; Hasty .Agnes,
$3,131; Last tlo. .<477: lads Cavanagh, .<.'!.7.30; ,AIad-
man. $40o-. .Malacca. $2ts»; Naney, .<401; Okenite.
$8.70; Prlscllliati. .<4.777; Rostrum. $;i(M); Rnstiens.
$25; lexer. $;{7.7; lileing, $:l.:iOt». Total, $80.;:91.
Ogden, b. h, 14, by Kilwarlin — Oriole.
Beltuere. $2,177; Rox Elder. $12.7; Black Mose,
$710; F<n)tloi>s«‘, $127; Fayette. $24,300; Lyndhurst.
$11.7; La Fayette. .<88.7; Miss l.ida. $427: Obdurate,
$!i.'!ti; Pedigree, .<."d!; Saylor, $l.fi4.7; Sir Martin.
$4i;.54l>; Senator Barrett, $•'27; Supine, $137; Tlmlier,
$.720. Total. $78,838.
Sain, br. h, 14, by St. Serf — The Task.
•Alnilde, $:;77; Alice George. .<7.77; Bill Easton,
$71.ii; Black .MaiitiHa, $.'{2!t; Blanche C., $1,220;
Centro Shot, $2,747; Chief Desmonil, $507; Dr.
Coleman. $;'.S7; Dentseliland, $4..';8<t; Doctor Logan.
$1,281; E. .M. Fry. $1,127; Ed Sheridan, $110; Earl
Rogers, $1,127; Gene Handlon. $.7.77; Geneva S. .
$1.2iHi; f.tiy Fisher. $.772: Ja< k Atkin, .<::i:.0:iO;
Johnny Lyons. $7.0.70; Latmia. $27: IjOtus Bratidt,
$l.o72; Ismise Fiizgibben. $;!77: .Miss Highland.
$3,810; Miss Sain, $2:;8; My Lad.v I'ranees, $117;
Netting. $1. 4.7.7; iinr .Anna. -<140; Sainagni's, $480;
Salnesaw, $.7.77: Salnrlda, $7.7t); .Sainward, $.';77;
Senator Warner. $270; Tmn Sliaw, $1,277; Tony
Fanst. .<l.'i'.iO; Tom .McGrath, $.".2.7; 'I'ony Ronero,
$4.18,7. Ti’al $7‘;.7l;i.
Afotor, ch. h, 14. by Friar's Balsam — Mavournccn.
-Aliron, $7:70; Ballot Box. $80; Ballot, $28. .717;
Briber.\. $t<S(; Economy, $1 .'.m;. 7: Fair.v .Sprite, $27;
1-nd.v Leota. $7*X>: Si-leetnian. .<2.9<;.7: Suffragette,
$.7,720; Turneoat. $50; AVildplgeon. $37.7; A'ox Pop-
uli. $1.«.7.7. TotaL $4;{.'_*lai.
Fessara (dead), b. h, 20, by Pizarro— dSister Monica.
Bound Brisik. $1.4.70; Colonel Jack. $;!.97.7; I>o-
rante. $.7,9.7.7; Montgomery, $14.:i2.7; Prowler, $CL7:
Relwurider. $3.7; Rifleman. $(!.4.70; Rio Grande.
$2,245; Robert Cistper, $1,.7.70; Soiree. $liO. Total,
$:itl.*j8Vj.
Hamburg, b. h, 13, by Hanover — Lady Reel.
Adriana, $31X1; Rahy AA’olf. $1,777: County Fair.
$.'i<>; Dandelion, $r>.41<l; Dreamer. $4,970; Firehratid.
Friaette, $4,'eili Uiliblile, flvb; lulcrvcnc,
DAILY RACING FORM.
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1908.
$.3,09(1: .lersoy L.td.v, $.7.7; .Titggler. $0,090'; Jersey
Ltghining, $200; King Cole. $0.70; Littleton Maid.
$1INI; Aliilas. $;{;'9L 1‘arkview. $3,980; Stindance,
$l<Mi; S:iiii|piper. $'.170; Top Note, $1.1.37; Xebee,
$21X'; Yoi-kville Beat:, $l,tat. Total, $.7II.021.
Planitdes. b. h, 11, by St. Siman — Lonely,
lie Burgo, $40; Di-melrios, $410; l.angiiing Eves,
$1.H|0; Lawton Wiggins. $.i,800; .Meellek. $18.6t.KI;
Red Due. .<L"at; Kagmali. $2 .794|;» Servile, .$2.71.7.
Selileswlg, $.'hjO: 'lorn Holland. $480; Troiihlesome,
$1 21XI: Tettaney by Courtesy, .$1,380. Total. $.'!4.857.
Ornament, ch. h, 14, by Order — Afictorine.
.Adoration. $7.7; Alauda, $1,820; .Aletheiio, $3,70.7;
Bauble. $.740; Cliristmas, $liat; Cliepontue, $1.0.80;
Charlotte Hamilton. $.72.7; Dejeet, $.77; Esehau,
.<2<H>; Gallavant. $720; .lohli C.trroll. $;},124; King's
Daughter. .$2,li78: King's Son. $72.7; Lady Ilaw-
tliorite, $3oO; Lady Gay Sitanker. $37.7; Merlingo,
$1.2.70; .Alltrt', $1!2.70; ' Monfnrt. $2,970; Drcagna,
.<827; tirnanientatii:ii. .<i'xi; Picaroon $L70; Pimpante.
$70; Keidmisire. $4.."i.80; Royal Onyx. $2,503; Sain
lloffhcinicr, .*1.77ii; Stoneman. <.744: Tamine, $!t(I.ri:
Treasure Seeker. $l,Io7; AA'ashnkic, $:0(i; AVam-
boro. $7.7. Total, $'! 1,39.7.
Ben Bnish, b. h, 16, by Brambla — Roseville.
■Aks ,\r Ben. $71.7: Ben S:ind. $t04;; Besom. $2.'Jt'iO;
Cliapli't, $37.7; t'lisqUe. $2,0»7t): Greliia Green. $4.:!27;
HareonrI, $2,0.77; Pantoullo, .$2.7So; Patriot, $7.87;
3'ranee, $11,217: Twigs. $ltHl; ITmbrell.a. $t:.30;
Viaaloo. $1.11.7; AVlId Refrain, $l,2t'.o; Wamlia. $.‘aMt.
Total. $::::.. •;73._
Plaudit, 1). h, 13. by Himyar — Cinderella.
Aileassiii. $l.f.iM»; Biii Cni'lis. $870; Beckon. $7i«»;
Comcdiemie. $8s3; Clef, $llk1; fall Boy. $1,370;
Claque, $.7l>; lam Creole, $l,0tt<1; Darknight, $2,417;
Eudora. .<:{97; EdwiuM. $7;!0; Gold Bars. $140;
Helen Mills. $‘,»3.7; Hooray, .$‘2,132; Harrigan, $1,810;
Khig Janies. $8,840; Long Ball. $70; Marvel 1’.,
$UHt; .Miss Ik'lancy. $1,707; Paniqne. $1.2.Si»; Play-
lit. $.70: Pros|K’r, $I3.0; Plausible. $.810; Plaudmore,
$480; gueen I.ead, $.70; Takahira, $2,400; Tiana,
$f,0; Triuinidi. $7li0. Total, $.';2,24.7.
Cesarion. b. h. 16, by Faustus — Cleopatra.
All .Alone. $10.7; .Arionette, $4,671; Birth. $145;
Bonart, $.77; Boserrian. $.'ilMI; Colotiel Bob, .$2.04.7;
t'o.ssct. .$t.O‘2.7; Fore. $4,2'20: Fusilade, $375; Golly
Ding. $40: King Cotmit. $8,827; Lady Arion, $7:7;.
I.aiicashire Lad, $12.7; Marmorean. $75: Sea Swell,
$'2lMi,7; Silver Sti>i-king. $757; She Wolf, $81.7;
Trallie, .$11.7; Trnnhlemaker, $2,760; AVliisk Broom.
$9,30. Total, .$.'I0.6I!1 .
Mazagan, b. h, 12, by Martagon — Maize.
.Aunt .Aggie. $3,9.85; .Aunt Rose, $2,331; Cable-
gram, $240; Hyperion IL. $.7.06li: Little Wieky,
$7.7: Magtizine. $.7,6;!7; Mazonia. $52;!; .Aliss Maz-
zoni, $1.4IHi; .Mary Tall)ott. .$!t2.7; Master Robert.
$7,145; Massi.in. $1.72: Nagazam, $1..785; Romp, $87.7;
Song AA'riter, $2.7; A'ankee Daughter, $,'>66. Total,
$.30.3.34.
Woolsthorpe, b. h, 20, by Tibthorpe — Light of Other
Days.
-Azusa. $UK>: .Alice Baird. $.700; Bellethorpe, $2.7;
Bellwether. $3., 824; Braden, $117: Charles A\'.
Hislges. $.725: Creel. $2.79.7; Crepps Beckham. $725;
Dorolh.v Wchh. $120; Dress Parade, $450: Fashion
Plate. $8,80: Falcada. $.740; Grapple, $4.34.7; HalLe
Sherman. $7(>; Hazelthorpe, $37.7; J. II. Reed,
$1.79.7: La Gloria. .<900: Light AAYxtl. $4,550; Mattie
itusse’.l. $17.7: Plume. $22.7; Sufflee. $228; Tim Plp-
|iin, $.'V0: Telegr:i|>her, $114; Tari'on. $7.7; Watnga,
.$.7.7; WiM)lsi>iin. $D'i0; AA'exford. $1.25.7; AA’oolwinder,
$450; AA’ool Sandals. $1,.775; Woolen, $605; Zeliu.i,
$.720. Total. $28,493.
Star Shoot, ch. h, 10, by Isinglass — Astrology.
■Albert Star, $1,071; Aiioura. $675: Bean Bruniinol.
$'_M82; Black Mary, $100; Crack Shot. $.720; Chal-
(imte, $1,770: (^ary, $6."i0; Doubt, $2.03.'!: Dr. Math-
ews. $37.7: Enfield, $7.7: (Jeorge IL AA'hlle. $892;
Lajeunesse. $40; Lens. $1,640; Alelissa. $8,935; Miss
Catesby, $100; Montank, $6.70; .Aliss Popular, $KiO;
Pleiad. $.730: Polar Star. $8:55: Keene AV., $1,005.
Senator Beekliain, $70tt; Wave Crest. $140; Winning
.Star. $100; AA'ing Ting, $1.30<i: AVlteliing Hour,
$440; AV. A. Iicac*, $l,0tH); Zeola, $400. Total,
$28,267.
Fatherless, b. h, 18, by Isonomy — Orphan Agnes.
Aiken, $1,265: Alice. $1,361; Blameless. $6.70; Bll
lie llibbs. $1..S5.7; Charle.v Doherty. $75; Chipmunk.
$1.03.7: Canada, $1,210: Godfatlier, $37.7; (iiles,
$1,!*70; Hancock. $612: Marster (dead), $4,630; No
Father. $.'!2,7: Orfano, $1S0; Orphan Boy. $;I25; Or-
phan Lad. $68; Red Revnard, $75; Red Rive;-
$4.i:;0; Tllllnghast. $400; Trey of Spades, $120: The
Clow n, • $60.7; T. S. Martin, $.’..500; Venus. $1.70;
AA'orkman, $1,210; AA'orkmaid, $410. Total, $27,439.
Ben Strome, b. h. 22, by Bend Or — Strathfleet.
.Aquiline. $4<10; Belle of Iroquois, $1.!)00; Big Ben,
$1.9!tO: Belle Strome, $1.1.76; Ben Stone. $1,12.7;
Brick Top. $4<i; Blue Coat, .$40: Burleigh. $3.22.7:
Ben Strong. $389; Dele Strome, $5:i0; Dlvoreee,
$6.7<t; E. S. AA'hittaker. $6.7; Fireball, $1,630; Jeanne
d'.Arc, $.7.70; Kmnshaw, $5.75; La Souer. $25; Laura
E-, $.70; Lee Harri.son II., $2.:{:j.7; Maelstrom, $114;
■Aliss Strome. $2.6<rJ: Naniio. $1.2W; Pasadena. $47;
Ruble. $47.7; Roseben. $:’,.400; Sly Ren, $.325: Sister
Franecs, $400; Tim O'Toole. $690; Tbe Pippin, $500.
Total. $26,468.
Gcrolstein. br. h, 13, by St. Serf — Geraldine.
.Amontillado. $lOO; Bravonre. $.730; Bright Skies,
$.70; Calla, $285; Cha|inltepee. $17,7.70; (.'ampaigner,
$1,460; Dr. MeCluer. $846: .Teremiali, $:;.67; Kemp
Ridgeley. $1,480; Bnlhby. $60; Sight, $.773; Trium-
phant, $1,025. Total. .<24. .746.
Sandringham, br. h, 12, by St. Simon — Perdita II.
.Angelus. $14.02.7; .AphriHlite. $360; Counterpane,
$9tX); Delirium. $KKt: Goo<I Luck. $1,632; Heine.
$6!0; Ocean Maid, $645; Palemoii, .$220; Round and
Roiind, $1(10: Royal Tourist, $4,130; Sadler, $670.
Total, $23.7.52.
Kingston, b. h, 24, by Spendthrift — Kapanga.
Cotillion. $37.7; Chniita, $4,167; Dazzle. $.70<1:
Earl's Court, $240; Frontenac. $1,660; Gay King,
$»!6.7; Kempt on. $1.34.7: La A'eita. $.300; Lancastrian.
.$204: .Molcsey, .$1,710; Masaniello, $960; Robin Hbial.
$1.3:<6: Rose Queen. $7,1!t.7; Summer Cloud, $17,7:
TiilMiggan, $111. Total. $21. .741.
SEATTLE ENTRIES.
Proliabilities: AA'eatlicr clear: track fast.
Racing stiirts at 2 p. in. (Chicago time, 4 p. in.)
XRuns well in mud. ©Stiperior mud runner.
First Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling.
( Tra
ck record: July 21.
19(X:-1:1
2 -4--109.)
1ml.
Horses.
Rec.
A. AVI. lido-, I.
7.*»7sri
(tiir Anna
...1:13J
4. .105. . X725
75805
Ro.so Cherry
...1:1.7
4. . 106. . X7'26
71876
Cnernavac.T
...1:14*
:i. . 9S..X715
72:’>42
Harmakis
.. .1:178
7. .109. .©715
72836
Cliaray
3. . !t0. . X 710
7.77KC
Cncle Henry
...1:I4J
6. .112. . X710
.Anna Karenina
4. I65..X765
TTutiiTt
Her Farewell
4. .161 763
757.76
Dainty Morsel . . . .
4. .105 700
75tS2
I'orest Rose
.3.. 90 700
Second Race-
2-year-olds.
ri'rack record; .August
-5-8 Mile,
Selling.
1. 1906-591— .3-97.)
7rjN:5=
Phillistina
...1:()1J
10!t 725
75i>8:;i
Belle of Brass . . . .
...1:61
101. . X726
4 , 1 1 .) 1 -
Nasmerito
165.... 715
El Pa VO
165 716
75757’
Colonel I tick
165 710
75707’
L:id\ (inalitv
. . . 1 :(t2.)
162 710
7.77S1’
Ornate
169.. X 705
75781
Larry Aluiligati T..
105. . X7II5
7 46<i!l
.\Hns lUM>tlPss
102. . X705
7,3704
Buck thorn
105 706
73192
'lillaiy
162 700
Third Race — 1 Milo.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
( iTa^ k n*ronl: Ansnst 1!
P.KKJ -1:3
sS4— 11— 90.)
1
Big .Store
. . .1:4.3
4..161..X725
7.77:;2’
Liislig
...1:464
7. .104. . X7‘26
4’.»s 4 iri
Sea l.ad
...1:461
5.. 101.. X 715
7>Mot;
•Agnolo
. ..1:42
5.. 101.. X 715
75766
Old .Settler
3.. 89. .X715
I . I* hN i
Adda K
4. . 97 710
7.77.76
Confessor
...l:42i
(>..164..X705
4
Capaldo
S. .161 7<X|
757.31
•Annie 11
7. . !KI 700
-Altar Boy
.3 . . S I . . X 700
Gulliver
4.. 911.. X 695
4 0NINJ
Distributor
7. . 96. . X6U5
Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile.
3 year-olds and upward. .Allowanees.
(Tia
•k rc'-iii.l:
Angus
t 1. 1!Mx;--5
•1-
3—
97.)
75761 1
SEl 1 Kirv
I
118
. X
"iAf
7.776 1‘
.siiirl'-y Ppssiu'tri
. . . 1 :<M|4
Ki::
. X
75761
St. Irani’is
l:til-
r».
114
*■-*7
7.7761
F. Nci'-gcnt
:-’9i
4.
III
. X
•20
7128 1
A "11 '1 f’lmp
111
. X716
6:x'78
Mi^s Pn>v*»
s.
169
•no
Fifth
Race — 3-4 Mile.
3 year-olds
and
tipward. Selling.
iTra<*k n conl: .
luly L»l, 1:1
2 —
1—109.)
7.77Kl-=
Ida .May
l:14i
3.
96
-X
757.85’
.Alptlaka'la
l:13j
7.
107
• X
■'26
7.5711)
.Altadice
o.
lus
’1.7
.Alice Cary
s.
107
• X
'1.7
74i::ii
A'ailetes ..
1:111
169
• X
‘16
7r»7iK»)
Mechlin ..
l:i;’. t
4.
105
'16
75785
Es'-amado
I;i3i
u.
UI9
. X
'6.7
75782’
Roinanuff •
1:11?
161
’0.7
7474':
Josic’s Jcwi
d . .
r» .
167
• X
Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and tipward. .Selling.
(Track record: August 2, ItMX'i— 1 :38} — 11 — 90.)
75710 John Lyle . . . .l;59j (i> .FOU. .0125
757Cr(t’
Jack .Adams ....
...1:121
7 .
.106.
■ X726
7.7Sa7
Taniit
...1:4U
4.
.162.
.X715
Pa lemon
. . . 1 : 16*
4.
.16-2.
. . .715
7.7716
Lady Kitty
4.
.167.
• > 716
757.31
Ri'd Reynard ....
...1:16
ti.
.161
- X7IO
7.77:{4»
Maxtress
...1:14
7 .
. X705
4 7 4
Rama
...1;II
r>.
.164.
. X76.7
7r».sic»
Excitement
.. 1:41*
5.
.10:1.
.©7tH1
75782
Red Ball
4.
.162.
.7(H1
The ligiiros under “Rcc.” in above cntric.s show
(he l*est time maile by llie liorse at the distain'e
since .Tannar.v 1. 19C<6. This time i.s not noce.ssaril.v
made by a winner. It may be the estimated time
of 4 losing pirformanec.
SEATTLE FORM CHART.
.Seattle. Wasli., .Tilly L— Thirteenth day of the
King Coiinly Fair .Association's sniiinier ineeling of
soventy-lhrce days. AA'cather clear; traek fast.
Tweilty'-one hooks on.
Preshling Jnilge. E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richaid
Dwyer. Racing Secretary, .Alartin Natlianson.
7580-5 First Race — 3-4 Mile. (Traek record: .Inly
21. I'.mo 1:12 -4 -1(0.) 4-ycar-<dds and ni)ward.
Selling.
Ind. Horse. Wt.Sl. Str.Fin. .lockcy. Op. Cl.
7.771') The Sultan in;: S P 12 I’age ;; :i
7.77::L’=lTo.stigc in 4 5> I’h Buxton 4 lA
7.7211 A'ivant px: ;i 2i J McIntyre S lO
7r»78.7 Nellie UaeineloS 6 :ii 42 J.ycurgus .7 7
7.77;’J.=T:uint HH .7 lA ,7> A AA'alsh I :t.J
7.773.7 Excitement 111 it (> 6 Hettig PI 12
7.77:;i Ko.se Cherry 2 7 7 A\' Gloss .To pxi
7.7710 ( 'apt. BurnettloO 7 S S it Bol.and 10 12
74.7t2i {'. Hedrak los 1 9 !i C Sullivan 13 20
7;i286 .Mv Komiuet 110 11 lo 1« Ezell loO l.TO
7:i5ii4 Sea I^.l lOS 10 11 11 Sandy 10 1.7
The Sultan. |da<v, 6 .7; show. 7-16. Prestige,
plaec. 9.7; show. 4.7. Vivant. place. 4: show. 2.
.Nellie Racine, place. 21; show, 1. Taunt, place.
7.7; show, 7-16.
Time. 1;13J.
AAinner--Ch. g, 0. hy Horatio-- I’icklow II.
AA'eiit to rx'Sf at 2:1.7. At isyst 4 minutes. Start
g<H>d. Won driving: second and third the same,
■fin- Sultan tptickl.v ran into a long early lead, bin
was tiring at the end. Prestige fintslietl fast. A’i
vant showed si«-ed, btif tinsl.
Overweights — M.v Bouquet. 4 itonnds.
75806 Second Race — 1 .Mile and .76 Yards. (Track
rci-ord: .August 11, 1966--1 :414 4— lUO.) 3-year-
olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horse. AVt.St. Str.Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl.
7.7617 Black .Mate 110 4 2» 1» (J .Archib'd 1 1
7.77085.Ios1c S. 1<)6 2 3^ 2‘ Rettig 12 20
7.77.75 Convent Bell 101 1 D 3J C Russell 12 13
7."736’Be Thankful !):! 6 6’ 4* (Jaugel 4 .TJ
7.77;!6=T. English ’nli:i .3 1A 3‘ .1 McIntyre 4 4
7.7t;,84 Ext>ectant 93 7 .7 6 I’age 1.7 20
7.77.76 Broniina 106 8 7 7 Scoville 12 20
7.A7.8.3 Billy I’ullnianlOl .7 S S D Boland 8 12
737:12 Distributor 104 9 Pnll.up.Gloss • 60 PXl
Black Mate, place, 1-2; show, 1-5. Josie S., place,
7; show. ;3; Convent Bell, place. 6: show, 3;
He Thankful, place. 9-5; show, 4-5; The Englishman,
lilace, 6-5; show, 2-5.
Time, 1:42J.
AA’inner — Ch. g. 4. by First Mate — Later.
AA'ent to jxist at 2:42. .At jtost 1 minute. Start
gix'd. AA'on easily; second ami llilnl driving. Black
.Alafc was easil.v la-st. Josic S. ran a gtxxl race.
Convent Bell was speetly but tired. Be Thankful
ran itooriy.
Scratched — 75756'’Big Store, 107; 75731 Red Rey-
nard, HX.I.
Overweights — Josie S., 1 pound; Be Thankful, 4;
Bromina. 1; Billy Pullman, 3.
the stretch and tired. Ten Row ran well. Neltlng
<piit after ftdlowing^. F. Donohue lo tbe stretch.
Scratched 7.77.82 Sacliet. 165.
75809 Fifth Race— .3-4 Mile. (Track rectgd; Jniv
21. 190(1 1:12— 4 — Itx.l.) l.ycar-olds and upward,
Selling.
ind. Horse. AA’t.St. Str.Fin. Jockey. Op. CL
(7.77;!.3)I>.H ri.sonlL Ii:! I .3> I'A D Boland tc 3 2
7.7684 I). AVilson 117 5 4^ 2" FI I,ynch 15 20
74367^Don Doino 109 4 2‘ .3’ .1 McIntyre 3 4
75733 Non. I.ucille 111 3 5= I" G .Archib’d 13 16
7.76i9 Tay. (Scorge 114 2 1' 3' A AValsIi 8-5 6-5
7.7733 Eltndalc 113 6 6 6 Alarle 20 :!0
Lee Harrison II.. idacc, .‘!-5; show. 1 4. Dii'k
Wilson, place. 6; show, '2. Don Donio, place, 6-.7;
show, :! 5. Taylor (ieorge, place, 12; show, 14.
3'iinc. l;i::.
AA'inner- -Ch. g. 4. by Ben Stronie--Jaiiet Cray.
Went to pits! at 4:11. .At post 5 minutes. Start
g<H«l. AA'on handily; second and third ilriving.
I.4><- Harrison 11. won going away and was b»'st.
Dick AA'ilson finished gamely. Don Domo wtis
speedy, but .short. Taylor George quit badly.
75810 Sixth Race— 1 Mile ami .70 A'ards. (Track
record: .Aiignst 11, 1!(66 -1:41 J — 4- 166.) 3-ycav-
olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horse. Wt.St. Str.Fin. Jwkey. Op. CL
(7.7684) Bar. Oldfield 1<X) 3 2i 1“ (J Archib'dJi 2i
7.77.7S=PaI 110 2 li 2» -A Harris 3 4.i
7.77oS-High Gun 104 4 4< It Bolan<l 3 ;{.A
(7.770.S)Monvina llO 1 :!t» 4^ 1) Riley- 6 3
(73710)L.C..\ck’lcy 10!» 3 .7' 5‘ J McIntyre 7_ 1,8-5
(7.77:{2lCol. \\" wick 111 6 6 6 Scoville 13 2.7
7.70S6 M. Rantlolph 96 7 7 7 Ituxton 20 2.7
■ Barney Oldfield, place. 1; show. 1-2. Pal. I'bicc.
8-5; show. 7-16. High Gun, place, 6-5; show, 1-2.
Mitnvina. place. 2; show, 4-5. L. C. Ackorlcy, |>lacc,
:!-2; show, 7-16.
Time. 1 :43.
AA’liiner -B. g, 3. tty .Alorcno — La Amiga.
Went t«i i«>-st at 4:41. .At ixist 1 ntinule. Start
goo<l. Won driving; second and third the same.
Barney Oldfield was gamest in a hot finish. Pal
set llie pace fast ami stayed well. High Gun tin-
ished fa.st. Monvina tired.
Overweights — High (Jun. 1 ixtnnd.
75800
THIRD R.ACE — 5-8 Mile. (6449*; — l;tx>l- 2 — 165.) Essex Handicap. Value $l..5(xt.
2 year-olds. Net vtiltie to winner $1,1.'>6.
Ind Horses
73.723 RICH.ARD REED
. ( 73727 ) H A AVK S F'LIG 1 IT
7.7727 B.Al.BEK
7.7697 MICHAEL ANGELO
(7.74»r7)SIMCOF:
7.77.79 INDIAN HUNTER
(73703)M.\NA' COLORS
737oD.AD\'ANCI.NG
AAA'tPPSt A4 •% Str F'iti .lockeys Owners
w l')9 4 .3 D 1= 1= ink J AA' M’hvM C Mixtre
WB 103 8 3 V 4'A 2A 2h C H .Shil’g.A Brown
WB 108 6 4 3t 5'i 4’ 3* C Koerner \V H Mtisbyr
w 110 7 1 2t> 20 3A 4’ Nicol G Hendrie
w 118 3 .7 3‘J .!J 5‘J 3A E Walsh J H Madigan
WB 90 3 6 6= 6t 6= 6> F’brother .1 S Tvree
Wit 102 2 7 7‘ 7« 7* 7A AVhitning M Nleoll
wr. 98 1 8 8 8 8 8 Francis D Armstrong
737oD.AD\'ANCING wr. 98 1 8 8 8 8 8 Francis D Armstrong 20 20
Time, 'J.'!*, 47!. 1;01.
AA'inner — Br. <•. by- Marla Santa — .Alary ttraiiie<l by L. 'niomp-amt.
AVciit to i«'st at .‘!:.'’ai. .At l«ist 2 minutes. Start giKsl. AA'on driving; secoad anil Ibird
Richard Reed, a r.-qiid breaker, dashed into a commanding lead and set a fast pace for a half,
and was driving to the limit .-it tlie end to stall off Hawksflight. Tlic latter inovi>d ni> gamelv
Inni, tint ket>t hearing over toward tl'.e oiit'-ide till of llie last furlong and finished fast next to
B.'ilI.ek linislicd gamely under a drive and was catching the leaders at every stride. Simcia' mi
the inside on the ftir ttirn, tint quit in the last furlong,
Scralclied 74!MX) .Advanee Bo.v. 98;"7.577< Hawkslight, txi.
Overweights —Haw ksfliglit, 1 pound; R:ilbek. ;!; Micliael .Atigelo. 2; Indian Hunter, .3.
() II C P S
6 8 8 2i 6-3
6 10 7 2i 1
8 10 8 2i 1
4 7 7 2i 1
4-5 1 4-3 1 4 o
40 30 .70 13 6
20 20 20 7 3
20 20 20 7 2i
the ,-ame,
then tired
on the far
the fence.
>vcd ui> on
75801
Ind Horses
Fttl RTII RA(T:—1 1-16 Miles. (61495 -1 ;45i — 4*-118.) Purse $.5iXl. .'{ year old- and
u|tward. Handicap. Net value to w-inner $.375.
AAA'tPPSt 14 (4 % Str F'lii Jockeys Owners
O II C P S
(73C.7.3)CHARL. GILBERT
WB
4 Ih) .7
6 4A
3>
luk p I'J
737.71’C.VA'E .AD.SU-AI
W
4 lie 3
1!-
l.A
'J- 2.\ 2»
7.772te POLLY PRI.M
WK
3 108 I
2 D
2 '.A
IP :i*
T.7;!70 .Ml.N.NIE .AD AMS
W
.7 110 6
4 3'-’
.7 *
•YA 4'S 4"k
777.7T-:TKK.AH
WB
:: I't;! 2
.1 6
1; :7.A .7'
7'67i;-'GlLA'EDE.AR
WSK
3 91 4
fl ‘J-
40
4' ('• 6
i’ Koerner I R AViiinwright*3
3 47 1-4
.31 1 14
7'676-’GlLA'EDE.AR WsK 3 94 4 7 4< 4' 6 6 .1 AA .APhy.A D .Stcelo 15 2n 8 2J I
Tittle. 24. I.S. 113. I;.'!9J., 1'465.
AA'inner — Ch. c, hv Masi'tto — Frogmore (trained bv J. Nixon).
■»\'ent to post at 4:<x). .At pitst 2 minutes. Start' gixttl. AA'on easily; second and third drivimr. Cliarlle
(iillMTi was w-aited wltli until on tlie turn ont of the tiackstretcli. tlien cli>sed on tbe leaders with a rush
and drew away into an easy lead In the last quarter. Cave .Adstiin ran well, but was driving to the limit
at the cad to btall off Folly rtim. XUo latter luiisUcd Inst Witief t) (itiv^ tuid would i;j
75808 Fourlli Race 1 1 It; Miles. (Track reenrd;
Angnst 14. 1907—1:4 41-4—168.) Celebration
Handicap. Value $2.."XXt. 3 ycar<ilds .and upward.
Ind. liorse. AVI. St. Str.Fin. JiK'key. Op. CL
(737.79)Gloi‘io 99 6 2‘ IJ ,V Harris 4 6
(73639)I>otus Eater 11() 1- 2’ Gaugel t3J 2
73734-Eii. T. F'rycr PCt 5 .7J .A* G .Archib'd 3 6 ,
74S:M Green Setil 163 ‘2 It i'i Keogh t3i 2
(7.7.744)Cadichon 163 7 7 ,7i C Sullivan 8 10
i7.7624l*D'npatrick 116 9 6 6 Sau'iy 8 16
7.7.74.7 Sugarmaid 105 3 8 7 .IMelntyrc J6 9
7.7662 Flarly Tiiie bxi 1 30 8 Buxton J6 9
737:!4’I>ogistilla lot 8 9 9 D Boland 13 P2
7573:l F'air F'agot :xi 4 10 10 .V Wal.sh 2(1 2<t
7.7'734 John. lyons Kx; 11 Br.down. JHaye.s 10 13
Glorio, place, 24; show. 6-5. laitns Eater, conpl' ''^^
idace. 1; show, 12. Edwin T. Fryer, iilaee,
show, I.
•.Added starter. t t t'oniiled in laqiiiig; no sep-
arate pliK-c or show tietting.
Time. l:4(i?.
AA'inner Br. c, 3, by Galveston— Clemlora.
AA'ent to post at .‘!:4it. At post 1 minute. Start
gisal. AA'on driving; second and third the same.
Glorio ran (dose uii tbronghoiil and finished g:imely^
Lotus Eater came from far back in the stretch.
Edwin T. Fryer finished fast. Siigarniaid and Early
Tide set the inice to the sfrelch.
Scratched (757-78) Liirettii, !t5.
(Ivei'weiglits— Logistilla, 2 lioiinds; Jolimiy Lyons,
• r-,
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1<t08.
DXILY^ RXCING: FORM;
anothpr Btride. >Iinnie Adams broke wHb the leaders, but could not stay at the pace and dropped out on
the backstretoh. <!ilvedear showed si>eed.
itverweislits — l*oll.v rrliii, .•> pou i uls; Minnie Adams, t.
1'11''1'H UAl’K— 5-8 Mile. ((>4 t'.Mi -1 ;0(ii -‘J— lOo.i $1(H» added, ll-year olds. Maidens,
i rillics. .Mlowanees. Net value |o winner
AWtrrst u 14 % Sir Fin Jwke.vs
() II c r s
J5703 THISTLE EELLE w 113 10 3 _
75701 iSISTEll PUVLLIS w 113 ti 1 3* 3* S'* C Koenier .1 W Fannie
7543»=IXmOTHY tVEBll w.s 113 3 7 6'i 6>J 4>J 34 F F.urtou IV ,\1 Carroll
74S64 LOYAL MAID w 113 11 4 3h 2= 2“ 4» Nieol (1 Hendrie
ELSA F. w 113 4 2 5* 5h .5J 51* Moreland A (1 Weston
7XM SOI THEUN BUIDE wn 113 5 » lO’i 7» 6‘ 6= .McC'm'k .M Welsh
7roi77 TAPIOCA w 113 a 11 11 11 IQi 74. .1 W -M hy .V C Thomp.son
74.^38 HA.MPTON BEAI'TY w Hh! 7 10 OJ a’J !* 8^ C 11 SliiFgB & O Stable
75511 BELLE OF T. TBlBEwn I'Mi 8 8 7> 8= Hi Hi J Bergen M Xieoll
75727 CHICOSA wn 106 2 fi 84 10> 11 10= McCabe ]) Steele
7.'.3ia -MISS ALVESCOT w 113 1 5 3= 44 7' 11 Franeis U F Oannaii
,... Time. iSlf,. 4.8». 1 :02ii.
limner — Br. f, b.v Kiusht of the Thistle — -Beltnrltet (trained by O. O. West. Jr.I.
14 14 1= 1”>‘ F’brolher Ku'ltelk'p&B dfd 4
4h 31 31 2i> C Koeruer .1 IV Pangle 6
64 6>J 4'4 3'J F Burton IV .11 Carroll 6
4 5 4 8-5 4-5
664 8-5 4-5
6 6 6 2 1
10 15 15 6 3
50 60 60 20 10
30 .30 30 10 5
12 15 15 6 3
8-5 11-52 4-5 2-5
») 40 40 15 8
12 12 12 5 2i
15 15 15 6 3
Ind Horses
A IVt PP St St =4 % Str Fin Jockeys
7.5471 MLSSOUIU BAD WB 5 104 7 5 1> 1= 1* 1» 1* 1= C H ShiPgF Cook
75704=HOLS<'HER WB 5 110 4 1 t)i 6i 24 2= 2* 2» C Koerner W Shields
75778-KLAVlGNY WB 6 100 6 7 10* 10= 10 Oi 44 3= J Conlin R E Watkins
755 PRYTANIA
w 4 104 3 2 .3 dH 3J 3* 3‘ 3= 4« E’brother .1 R Wainwright 12 15 10 4 8-6
75730 ROYAL CHANCE w 3 84 10 6 6*> 5= 40 4= 5‘ 6® Brannon M A Neff lOO 100 100 40 20
76730 B.ANRID.A ws 3 85 5 11 8* 9* S**!* 7*J 7= 6* Deverich P Kernell 15 15 15 6 21
7:.536 PIC.'4ROON WSB 6 105 9 8 7* 81* €J 6i 6‘ 7® O Armst’gA W Maybee 30 .30 30 10 5
75730®MI.SS VIGILANT WS 3 85 11 3 41* 41* 7= 8* 8* 8J Schweers H W Moseley 20 30 20 8 4
75704®HO.M-PA W 3 84 1 9 5.J 74 11 11 10® 9* Francis W Gerst 15 20 15 6 3
75681 L. G.AY SPANKER 4 99 8 4 2 * 2*1 5* 10® 9< lO** J W M’hyH A Beal 20 25 25 8 4
ROSE F. WSB 4 102 2 10 11 11 9* 9= 11 11 J .Schaller G E Dudley 50 100 100 40 20
Time, 2.'». 7>05, 1:17J, 1;43J, 2:10i, 2:.37g (new track record).
Winner — B. g, by Top Gallant — .Margaret .Mien (trained by W. E. Phillips).
Went to |)ORi at 4:5J. .At itost 3 minutes. Start gixsi. IV on cantering: second and third driving.
Missouri laid dashed into a long lead in the first haif and won in a canter. Holscher closed a big gap. but
tlie winner always lield liim safe. Flavigny began slowly, trailed for the first six fiiriougs, then finished
with a rush. Prytaiila showed siietvi. but quit in the stretch. Royal Chance went well. The winner was
riitereil for $.300: no bid.
757<)4®HO.VI-PA W 3 84 1 9 5.J
75681 L. G.AY SPANKER 4 99 8 4 2*
ROSE F. WSB 4 102 2 10 11
15 20 15 6 3
20 25 25 8 4
50 100 100 40 20
75804
SEVENTH ILVCE— 3-4 Mile. (57865— 1 : 12*— 3— 86.)
AA’tird. Selling. Net value to winner $370.
$400 added.
3-year-olds and up-
I nd Horses
AWtPPSt *4 'A % Str Fin Jocke.vs
Owners
O H C P S
75345 ID.A D. wn 3 93 11 3
75654 ALENCON WB 6 111 3 1 5= 4= 2= 2® Nicol Fairport Stable 6 6 5 2 1
753C9®W.\TERBURY w 4 103 10 5 IJ 2= 3*i 3= C H Shil’gR F Carman 4 5 5 2 1
75700=THE BELLE w 6 95 1 8 9® 6= 5*i 4*J J Bergen F G Belknap 8 12 8 4 2
756S0®TEMMERAIRE WB 4 104 6 2 3® 3‘J 4® 5* Francis J Dyment 6 6 4i 2 1
75702 STILLHUNT W 5 98 5 10 10‘ 8**!* 7= 64 Alex J V Murphy 30 60 60 20 10
7.5752=1 ‘LEASE w 3 lo3 12 4 4'i 5® 6J 7= F’brother J W May 4 6 5 2 1
75348 I.I'm.E OS.AGE w 3 94 7 6 7= 7 * 8*1 8* J Harris T M Irwin 40 60 (» 20 10
7.57.52 KI.XG AVONDALE WB 3 98 4 7 81 91 9= 9* Q’rington J Bean 6 8 8 3 8-5
1 75724 iTOP.SY ROBINSON w 5 2 9 6» 10® 10= 101 Deverich II Oots 6 10 8 3 S-o
<5724 DA.XDY D.ANCER WB 3 84 8 11 11®«11=®11=®11*« Schweers H W Moseley 15 20 12 5 21
ST. R.VCINE WSB 3 90 9 12 12 12 12 12 .1 Schaller E M Mitchell 30 60 60 20 10
Time, 24, 4«|, l:15i.
Winner — B. f. li.v His Highness — Carrie C. (trained b.v T. Murphy).
AVeut to iK>st at 5:1(5. -At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving;
Ida B. wore Waterbur.v down on the backstretch and, drawing away into a commanding lead on Ihe
turn into the homestretch, was eased up at the end. Aleiicon outbroke the others but dropped back
in the fir.st furlong and came again in the stretch with a tush. AVaterbiiry was speed.v hut was tiring
at the end. Temmeraire, well up for the first hal f. droitiied Iiack at the end. The Belle was pulled
ui> at the start. Please ran a liad race lliat slionld be thrown out. The winner, entered for $5O0, was
bid lip to $SOO by E. .1. Gilderslis've and liought in.
Overweights — Little Osage, 4 pounds.
21 1* 1® l*iJ W MhyT Murphy
5; 4: 2= 2® Nicol Fairport S
BATVRDAY, JULY 4, 1908.
NEW YORK FORM CHART.
(SHEEPSHEAB BAY.)
WEATHER CLEAR.
TRACK MUDDY.
Fourteeutb day. Coney Island Jocke.v Club. Summer Meeting of 15 days.
I’residing Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, C. Fellowes.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). AV indicates whip. S spurs. B lilinkers. Fig-
ures in iiarentbeses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and weight carried.
rr P? ^ ft FIRST RA('E — 6 1-2 Furlongs Main Course. (476(12 — 1:1.S? — 3 — 103.) $6(K) added.
I O i 00 3-year olds and upward. Highweight Handicap. Net value to winner $.505.
A AVt l*P St >4 V: % Str Fin
75(218 SIR LYNNEAVOOD WB
r ‘i.569 HOSIMIRO WB 3 114 ID 2 38 2*1 2J 21* AV Doyle W T Rvan 5 6 5 2 1
A712»SARACINESCA WB 4 119 5 6 5* 41 38 3f R McDan’lD Sullivan 5 6 4 8-5 4-5
7.W. I.IVE AVIRE W 3 116 8 7 8 7 5* 4® .1 I.,ee AV' AV Darden 6 7 4 8-5 4-5
75247 COMEDIENNE w 0 116 4 4 2*1 3* 41 5* Musgr’ve Kelso Stable 12 15 15 6 3
75742 EASTON W 4 108 6 S 7® 6 6 6® Brussel GrosvenorFmSta 20 40 SO 10 5
7.5551 RAMPAGE WB 3 105 1 3 4J 5* 7 7*1 Shreve T I., AA'att 30 .30 30 1 0 5
75493 SHADOAV GLANCE w .3 108 3 9 9 9 8 8*" CreerV MontpclierStable 30 30 20 8 4
7:5528 OXFORD WB 6 127 11 5 6® 8 9 9 AV Miller J Mcl.aughlin 12 15 15 6 3
75172 HARTFORD BOY w 3 100 7 11 11 11 lO 10 AV Burns AV C Daly 100 100 100 30 15
7.5584 GOLDEN PEARL W’B 3 124 9 10 10 10 11 11 E Dugan A J Joyner 3 4 4 8-5 4-5
Time. 11)!, 22J. ;i5j!, 4S. 1:141, 1:22.
AA’inner — Blk. h, by Sir Dixon — Lid.v AA'aywani (trained b.v .1. H. Lewis).
vVent to post at 2:29. At jMist 3 minutes. Start bad. AA’im easllv; second and third driving. Sir
Lynnewood. from a flying start, reliiniiilslied Ids lead momentarily on tlie far turn. Imt drew out in the
K retell and won olT. Roslmiro ran forwardl.v thronghoiit. lait was ridden a weak finish. Saraciaesea closed
lip steadily, finished with a rush and shows steady improvement. I.ive AA'ire. away poorly and hadl.v ont-
paetd for the first half, closed an iinmeiise gaji in a great stretch rush. Comeilienne was a prominent con-
tender for nearly six furlongs, but failed to stay. Golden Pearl and Hartford Bov were in a collision at
the start and virtually left.
• Scratched — 7.'>5,S7 “Julia Powel. 120: 74914 Stargowan. 114: 75420 Half Sovereign. 115: 7.5605 Notasnlga,
121: 75172 C<»hort, 118: 757(>5=Jaines 15. ISrady. 117: 75477®I5:ilhiis, 111: 75451 Altnda, 126; 75691 Falcada.
121: 7.5<2!8®De Miind. 14(); 71577’Miramar. 112.
rr fr rr ft rr second race— A bout 2 1-2 MUes. (7.VW«)— 5:(H?.— .5— 147.) Independence Steeple-
4 I C3 i chase. $5,000 adde<l. 4-.vear-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner
$(;.(I50 and $2.50 in I'late.
li 18 1= 1® Notter .1 E AA'idener
38 2'J 2J 28 AV Doyle AV T Ryan
5* 41 38 :!f R McDan’lD Sullivan
8 7 6* 4® .1 Ijce AV' \A' Darden
2*1 3* 41 5* Musgr’ve Kelso Stable
7® 6 6 6® Brussel GrosvenorFmSt
4i 5* 7 7*1 Shreve T I., AV'att
9 9 8 8*" Creery MontpclierStabl
6® 8 9 9 AV Miller J Mcl^ughlin
11 11 10 10 AV' Burns AV' C Daly
10 10 11 11 E Dugan A J Joyner
3 4 3
5 6 5
5 6 4
6 7 4
12 15 15
GrosvenorFmSta 20 40 30 10 5
T I.. AVatt 30 .30 30 1 0 5
MontpclierStable 30 30 20 8 4
J Mcl..aughlin 12 15 15 6 3
AV' C Daly 100 100 100 30 15
Ind Horses
.AWtPPSt 5
9
13 17 Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
O
H
C
P
s
i75418)SIMOX PURE
AVS 4 145
2
'J
(1
C
4 1® 1«
110
M Hen’s’
nllonnieBrookSta
t2
35
"V"
4 5
2-5
T.50tK;*E( ’O.NOM V
AVS 4 115
.3
4
4®
4®
3< 3 3
2
Mc-Afee
.1 W Colt
t2
3
21
1
1-2
7.'i5I7 .\LFAR
AV 6 155
1
c
1*
1«
1* 2 2
3
Sampson
BonnieBnxik.Sta
9?.
2
4-5
7.'i6;i9®’lJI JSl’I-EDALE
W 7 162
fj
••a
03
28 Fell.
Hupjie
J W C'olt
12
7,
*’(
1
1-2
t75689).S’r. KEVIN
AN S 5 149
6
r,
F'ell.
Du)iee
I’ .1 RaineA'
8
10
8
3
(7,5(;:!9)CAL1F. KING
W 5 159
4
1
r,c
0=
Fell.
McKin’j’
T Hitchcock Jr
8-5
9-5 8-5
3-5
1-4
Ind Horses
AAVtI’P
St *4 ’i
Str Fin
Jockeys
OAAtiers
O
H
C
p
S
7.'i(gi:. .ST.VTESMAN
w li4
5
3 18 1?.
U
1°
D McC”thyJ E Gardner
4
4
3
4-5
1-3
i7566.'i)TORBELLINO
AVB 125
4
2 2®
2^
9«
McCahey
A R S)ireckels
4
5
7-5
1-2
7:2A€=F(xyri’.\D
AVB HI
1
4 4* 4®
38
*>11
Notter
J R Keene
1
6-5
1-2
1-5
T.'4-.22 .«T. FAISEX.AY
AAB 114
3
1 35 .38
4>
48
AV Miller
A Belmont
8
12
12
4
8-5
TrifiO.'. E.SCH.VU
WB 114
3
5 5 5
5
E Dugan
MontpelierStable
6
6
5
7-5
o“5
7'.742=MOLESEY wb 4 93 1 1 4* 4® 48 8‘ 8 8» Jensen J A Bennet 8 10 8 3 8-5
75741®MISS CRAWFORDw 7 101 7 6 6® 6= 7* 9 9 9 E Dugan AV' AV' Darden 5 5 4 8-6 4-5
Time. 12il. 24i. 49. 1:02. 1:15*. 1:29. 1:41|(. 1:54*. 2:07*. 2:34*.
VViimer — Cli. g, by Yankee — Sister Mary (trained b.v '1'. VV. Conller). *
Went to jiost at 4:2(i. .At (ai.-it 2 minutes. Start good. AVoii easily: seiHuid and (bird driving. Brother
Jimatliaii. riiiiiiiiig easily under a pull, was reserved imtieid ly. Imt close up. <m the inside to the middle
half, then drew out in the strelch and made goinl decisively. Beanelere, after trailing for » half lalle,
rapidi.v passed the others in tlie last iiiile, but could not (piite get tip in a fast stretch rush. Crack tmot,
alter forward eontciitioii for a mile and a quarter, tired in llie closing drive. Imll.v iieid his position well.
I’rince (tiling trailed early and improved his position well in tlie last half. Imirort loomed up menacingly
on the stretch ttirii, but tired finally. Molesey dropiied out after exlianstlve iiaeeraakiiig for five furlongs.
.AHss Crawford was beaten earl.v. I’outoon failed to stay. Tlic winner was entered for $2,500; no bid.
rr pr rr Q 1 sixth race— l l-ie Miles. (June 19, 1899-1:47—4—110.) $690 added. 3-year-oId9
i ^3 i A stxl niiward. Handicap. Net value to winner $510.
Ind Horses
A AVt PP St 14 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
7.5713=QI:E«TI0N MARK WB 3 IIG
7.'i668*DELlKir.AI W 3 H()
1® 1=J J I.ee
AV' l..akeland
. ,*** pcist at 4:25. At jmst .3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second .and third the same.
Thistle Belie began <|iiickl.v and dashed into a long leail b*'fore the.v liad gone a furlong. Imt tired in the
tlre(cii and was driving to tlie limit to stall off Sister Phyllis. The latter got off forwardl.v, hut was taken
Iiack and, when she made tier move, went tiji on tlie outside and liarel.v failed to get up. Doroth.v AVehb
liiiislied with a rush after coining llirougli on the inside when entering the homestreteii. Ixiyal Maid showed
sja-ed. but quit in the last furlon.g. Miss Alveseot was eased tip wlien she tired. Hampton Beauty was
cut tiff ot the start and cantered all the way.
Serntclied — 75.589®Amia L. Daie.v. 110.
^ pT SIXTH RACE — 1 1-2 Miles. (2741S — 2:371 — 4 — 110.) Purse $409. 3-year-olds and up-
i ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.310.
2* 2® 2= E Dugan H P Whitney
O H C P S
7-104-5 7-101-4 out
4 4 3i 1 2-5
10 12 8 2i 1
5 7 6 2 3-5
10 10 10 3 1
(7566S)GEORGE G. H-ALL W 4 112 1 3 3* 38 3* 3* 3i Brussel A' H Russell 10 12 8 2i 1
7:i.521 ZTENAP w 5 1L3 4 1 5 5 5 4= 4** AV' Miller W F’ Schulte 5 7 6 2 3-5
75444 MOONSHINE w 5 106 3 5 48 4® 4* 6 5 Shreve T 1. Watt 10 10 10 3 1
Time. 11*. 23*. .Ti, 47*. 1:(8). 1:14. 1:42. 1:4SJ.
Winner — Ch. c. b.v Goldcrest — Rose Ban (trained by AV'. Lakeland).
Went to imst at 4:.54. At jKist 1 niliiiite. Start gootl. VV'on easily; second and third driving. Ques-
tion Mark drew out quickly and. won all the way, hut was ridden ont. Delirium maintained nearest and
jiersistent pursuit of the winner throughout and is a coming gotal one. George G. Hail, outpaced by Uie
first two, finished resolutely. Zienap dropped to the rear quickly and traileii. was badly outrun for half
the journey, then closed a gap at the end. Moonshine tired after early proniiiienee.
Scratched — ^(75713)Big Chief, 126; 75789®Royal Tourist, 124; 75666 Fuuntuiuiilue, 119; 75713 Cam*
DHCPS
4-5 1 1 2-5 out
4647-5 7-10
554 7-6 7-10
LATONIA FORM CHART.
•
SATURDAY, JULY 4,
1908, WEATHER CLOUDY.
TRACK GOOD.
Twenty-ninth day.
Latonia Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 41 days.
Presiding Judge. C. F. Price. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, John B. Dillon.
Racing starts at 2;.30 p. ra. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in itarentheses following
the distance of each race indicate Index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried.
fTfrrTQO FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. (5061,8—1:06—2—106.) Purse $:{.50. 2-year-olds,
i 4 C/ ^ Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Special Weights. Net value to winner $275.
AWtPPSt ®4 % 94 Str Fin
Mutuel Takings. Auc’n
Str. PL Sh. Sales.
75694 .IOLLY
WB 110 11
4
I'i 1® 1*
1*® E Martin
AV Clay
$160
$91
$254
♦SIS
7.5697 COWDIN
AV 110
10
3
35
.35 2*1 2®
Minder
Moore&Scott
1177
630
1089
15
75719 GERRYMANDER
AV 107
8
7
2*i
i 2*1 35
3*>8 J Butler
L A Celia
51
23
80
«
7.5609 LOMOND
AV 110
9
9
.58
4= 4®
4=
T Taylor
T P Hayes
157
71
203
m
7.5694 AZO
AV 107
2
5
6*
8*>8 55
5®
D Coleman T H Stevens 21
8
18
41
75694 GEORGE C. DILLON
w 107
1
8
101
75 7*
6*
V Powers J C Cahn
tl98
194
613
m
75626 LANDLORD
w 110
.3
2
81
65 95
75
Frazier
D T Morris
31
25
75
m
75743 TOM HOLLAND
WB 110
4
1
71
11* 65
88
Troxler
.1 .Stevens
358
296
416
12
75591 ST. AULAIRE
AAB 110
6
6
9*
10* 10*
9‘
Warren
S AVilliams
527
371
625
10
75498 SILA'ER C.
AVB 107
12
10
4*
5* 8® 10»
Benson
S Forsythe
t
t
t
m
7-5694 GREENBRIDGE
w 108
7 11
11»
9nkll= 11«
Skirvin
P Gering Sr
t
t
t
m
75274 PRINCE ALERT
w 110
5
12
12=
J02 J92
12*
Conway
J R Berger
t
t
m
DR. HOLZBERG
w 107 13 13
13
13 13
13
C Ross
B Schreiber
142
6.3
169
m
$2822 $1763 $3342 $5:7
.85 mutueis paid. Jolly, $83.75 straight, $.31.15 place, $16.45 show; ■Cowdin, $8.75 place, $7.65 show;
Gerr;- mander, $41.45 show.
■iMiitnel field. •Auction field. Time. 23*. 48*. 1:01, 1:07*.
Winner — Ch. g, by Bridgewater — .Senta (trained by J. T. Ireland).
Went to post at 2:44. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won cantering; seeonn and third driving.
Jell.v, running in much improved fonn, was away fast, showed much the most speed and won as his rider
lilea.=ed. Cowdin was a forward contender for the first Iialf and an easy second, but was not good enough
to boat tlie winner. Gerrymander ran a gootl race, but tired slightly in the final drive, laimond was gain-
ing in file final furlong. Azo closed a big gap. George C. Dillon is a growtliv colt tliat finished fast. St.
Aulaire was away slowly and had scant chance. Tom Holland had no mishaps. Dr. Ilolzherg ran green.
Scratched— 75694 Orta. lit).
ry Pk 7 Ci SECOND R.ACE — S-4 Mile, (50620 — 1:12J — 3 — 100.) Purse $.350. ,3-year-olds and up-
4 4 O waril. Selling. Net value to winner $275.
Hid Horses AWtPPSt % % 94 Str Fin Jockeys Owners S^lta“
75629®HANNIBAL BEY
WB 6 107
2
8
8*
68
25
15 V Powers
H R Baker
$968
$.529
$986
$20
75699 MERRICK
AVB 5 114
7
1
oh
38
38
2*5 J Butler
J C Milam
1124
593
1126
30
75592 BETH GOODAA'IN
w 3 94
5
2
Ih
25
15
3*1 E Martin
Hughes Bros
128
116
362
♦8
75649 GAMBRINUS
WB 6 109 10
7
65
5*
4* Heidel
AA' Clerst
102
62
213
5
7.5.593 ME.ADOAAHREEZE
WB 5 110
3
3
7nk
'7®
5**8 Minder
.1 Arthur
201
99
‘299
8
(7.5745)E. M. FRY
Wb 3 109
4
5
H
4*
4*
6*5 T Taylor
E Alvev
20.35
643
1015
50
T5696=CALTH.\
w 3 94
9
4
0.1
15
6*
7® Jas Hogg
J B Elliott
45
20
92
*
7.5629 MINNIE G.
WB .3 94
8
6
8»
8=
8* C Ross
B Schreiber
3b
12
119
7.5671 ’PHE REBEL
w 3 99
1
9
9®
9*
9® J Hicks
J Everman
6
4
18
*
57918 LOA'EY
W 6 100
6 10
10
10
10
10 D Coleman T II SteA’ens 4
0
14
4i
$4649 $2078 $4244 $121
$.5 mutueis p.aid. Hannibal Bey, $22.80 straight, $9.00 place, $7.60 sliow; Merrick. $8..55 place. $7.::0
sliow: Beth Gootiwlu, $12.15 show.
•.Viiction field. Time. 24*. 49*. 1:15.
AV’inner— B. g, h.y Emin Bey — Chnla (trained Irr W. H. Baker).
AVeiit to imst at 3:16. At isist 1 minute. Start gofKl. Won driving; second and third the same.
Ilannilial Bey. awa.v in a tangle, gained steadil.v and. saving ground in tlie stretch, outstayed Merrick in
tlie closing drive. .Merrick was always prominent and but for lielng forced to go wide into the stretcli
would have won. Beth Gooilwln. away fast, alternated wltli Caltha in the earlv pacemnking. but tired
slightly in tlie final strides. Gamliriniis, from a slow heginning. closed a liig g'aji and finished gamely.
•Meadowlireeze had a rougli trlii. K. .M. Fry tirtd badly in the last furlong. Caltha was siieedv. imt tlretl
after going a giiisl lialf. 'Hie winner was entered for $44)9; no bid.
Seratclied — 7.5771 Honest. 107; (7.5tS)C)Senii)er Vera, !)4; 7.5648 Tamar, 99; 7.5745 Bitter Sir. 95.
Overweights — E. M. Fry, 1 imbiiuI.
rr K nr 0,4- R-ACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. (.59618 — 1:06 — 2 — 106.) Purse $.500. 2 year-olds.
4 4 <1/ jC Allowances. Net value to winner $4(XI.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt 94 % 94 Str Fin Jockeys
Mutuel Takings. Auc’n
Str. PI. Sh. Sales.
(7.5719)ELrZAB. HARWOOD W 109 5 4
7."i719®.MISS C’RITTENDEN W 103 4 5
75744=PLI’ME w 103 6 3
1‘ I'J 1*J l*i V Powers E Corrigan $1270 $8.58 $1131
4J 4'i 28 2= J Butler A L Darnaby 87 .55 214
3i 5= 5‘ 3*1 E Martin T P Hayes 866 497 768
7.5697=CRYSTAL MAID
w
118
2
7
55
3h
4n
Heidel
R
K I..ewis
1819
882
(7.5628)J. H. REED
WB
109.
3
1
28
Oh
41
5*
AVarren
I-
T Chinn
510
291
75719 EMPEROR WILLIAM
w
106
7
2
6=
6*
6«
6*® C Ross
B
Schreiber
161
100
7."301 GOLD TOE
wit
103
1
6
7
7
7
7
.Tno Hicks
E
King
8
10
$4721 $2693 $4626 $68
.85 nintnels paid. Elizabeth Harwood, .$17.65 straight, $9.75 place, $8..35 show: Miss Crittenden. $79.75
place. $22.75 sliow; Plume. $9.95 show.
•AuetiiHi field. Time. 24. 484. 1:014. 1:08.
AV’iiiiMT— B. f, liy Marta Santa — Pro<daiin (trained li.v J. Collins).
Went to iKJSt at 3:.5.’:. At iK>st J minute. Start bad. Won Uandil.v; second and third driving. Rliza-
lietii IltinviKHl s)>riiited into tlie lead soon after tlie start and won all tlie way well in hand. Miss Critten-
den, gaining steadily, came with a nisli near the end and was a fast going s<‘cond. Plume was taken back
•.Vdded starter, t tCoupIed in lad ting; no separate place or sl;ow betting.
Time, 5:11,
AV'iiiner — Br. g. l'y_St. I,eoiiards II.— Violet S. (trained liy S. Veiteh).
Went to iKist at 2:.57. At imst 1 iniiiiite. Start good. Won easil.v; second and third the same. Simon
I'lire trailed and lenced elnnisily early, lint look eouiiiiatid at tlie end of two miles, wlieii the leailers fell,
iiml Wdii off as ids rider pleased and lirolialily was liest. anyway. Economy, never dangerous at aiiv stage
dropped into second place liy the removal of otliers. Alfar leil bv an immense gaii for two miles iiiid fell
Jit till* second to tile last jump. Tliistledale was in close imrsnit of tlie winner in the last liaif and a sure
second, when lie lell over tlie last olistacle. SI. Kevin was in nearest pursuit of tlie luieeiiiakers and a
plot lable winner at tile end of two miles, when lie fell at tlie second to the last jump. California King
was ill diflienlties when lie oaiiie to grief at the beginning of tlie s»‘cond mile.
Seratclied — 7.5t;:’ji=.lolin M. I'.. 162: 7.5.5li7® I ronsides, 142: 75Ci.".9 Grand pa. L52.
f7 pr ^ ft ft '^’l***^*^ R.ACE— 3-4 Mile Futurity Course. (64799 — 1:10* — 2 — lOS.) Spring Stakes.
4 § Ca $2,999 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $3,240.
s<MHi .".fter the start and forced with* into the stretch. Imt finished with a rush and took third place in the
closing .strides. Crystal Maid, away iioorly. sliowed uiiieli speetl in racing into a eoiumanding position,
blit tired in the last furlong. J. H. Reed showed siieed and was viromiiient for a Iialf. nie others were
out paced.
Scratehed — (7.5743)01ambala. 106 : 75744® Rosebnrg II.. 106; (7.5644) Admonish. 103; 757(’i9®Floreal, ia3*
7.571*1 IroiilMmiid. 193: 7.5tai4®I.ight Bine. 109: 75710 Keith. 193.
^ Pv 7 ^ FOltRTII RAC'E-*-l 1-16 Miles. (71498—1:4,5* — 3 — 108.) Decoration Handicap.
4 4 $1,.500 added. .‘5-yearHilds and upward. Net value to winner $1,525.
7.5e9S®PINKOI-A
( 756 17) MONSIGN'OR
7-5526=K ERCH EV'A L
T.569S=MtXJLETTE
w.s 3 107
WB 4 11.5
WSB 5 116
W 3 100
AWtPPSt 94 % 94 Str Fin Jockeys
3 107 1 3 1*J 1*1 1= 1= 11 Minder
Mutuel Takings. Auc’n
Owners gtr. P L Sh. Sal es.
W H Fizer $2140 $813 $700 $100
4 28 38 38 31 2® A' Powers P H .Tones 1188 6.36
2 38 21 2= 2* 38 Heidel R (’ Brien 2382 1158
14 4 4*4 4 C Ross AV' J Young 1462 824
... $7172 $.3431 $2835 $340
$;i mntiiels paid. Pinkola. $15.90 straight, $10.55 place, $0..30 show; Monsignor. $12.10 place. $6.45
show: Kercheval. $6.15 sliow.
’rime, 23*. 48*. 1:1.3*. 1:40. 1:46*.
Winner— Ch. g. by Pink Coat— Wyola (trained liv W. H. Fizer).
VA l-nt to nost lit 4!0<| At ixwt ininnt..u Cw-l W'.... 1... ...1 II.. ■ 1 i
tiring.
'la — (75746)Tlie Minks, 119; 7.5612=Prince Alimod. 109; 7.5771®Miss Alert. 109; 75746 Lad.v
Time, l:16j.
Winner — B. c, by Kinle.y Mack — Janice (trained by F. F. Gardner).
Went to post at 3:27. -At post 1 iniiiiite. Start goiHl. Won driving; second and third the same.
75796
FlF’m RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (71498— 1 :4.5*—:{ — 108.)
ii|iwurd. Selling. Net value to winner $.300.
I’urse $-Kl0. 3-year-olds and
v.eli after trailing liop«.|ess].v in the rear. Esciian, iiroiuineiit foi- half the journev, quit as if short.
.Serali-lied— 7.57:;9=iligh Range. 117.
^7 ffr 1 t)l R'i 11 R.ACE — 1 1-4 Miles. ( i5495 — 2:9.‘l — 4 — 127.) Commonwealth Handicap.
4 4 *7 $19,tH»(i added. 3-year-oids and iiiiward. Net value to winner $I2.;$00.
I nd Horses
AWtPPSt
St
%
V2
94 Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
0
H
C
P S
<7.'iC63)PRiSCILLIAN
WB
3 109
9
2
2*?
2h
1*
1*5 1*5 l’*5
AA^ Miller
A
Belmont
6-513-106-5
1-2 1-5
<75C91)FlKE.STONE
\\
3 10*1
3
4
18
18
3*.
*.h *3
Gilbert
T
H AA'illiams
t4
6
6
2 1
7r691»ROY’L TOUKI.ST
WB
3 104
8
b
3*
3'?.
25
25 3* 3*5
E Dugan
H
P AVhitney
10
20
12
75691 =M AST. ROBERT
Wit
3 98
5
3
4*
4i
5-
5® 41 4=
McCaliey
f;
Emerv
10
2?. 6 5
7574'i*GOLD L.ADY
W
4 105 10
1
68
6*
6*
6= 6® 5*
Garner
A
I. Aste
4
8
6
2 1
7.'iC42=GHETNA GREENwB 4 110
1
6
5*
A
48
41 51 tJ3
Notter
.1
R Keene
8
15
15
6 3
=AA'ATER LAKE
=THE THORN
GEORGE YOUNG
TIVOLINI
ME AD A
HUERFANO
GOLDES.S
FRED MACE
VOTING
AV 4 108
WB 4 105
w 6 l'>5
AA- 4 105
WB 4 106
AVB 90
WB 4 109
Str Fin Jockeys
1 1*5 1« Minder
3* 2*>8 E Martin
25 3*J AA'arren
4* 48 jas Hogg
5J 5® C Ross
6“8 65 .1 Butler
7'= 7‘® V PoAvers
9 8® Frazier
8‘ 9 T Taylor
_ Mutuel Takings.
Owners gtr. PL Sh.
MrsNBD’vls $1814
$939 $1121
P Dunne
2717
977
1174
25
J D Grant
2?I3
167
379
7
L A Celia
335
181
373
5
.1 L Beeson
201
114
3*.iS
5
JSHaAA'kin.s
69.5
.371
537
8
1 E Corrigan
1.30
64
225
♦4
D T Morris
29
L5
64
m
CCA’anMeter
r.9
15
93
*
$0273
$284.3
$4364
$71
sliow; Tlie Thorn.
$7.00
jilai’e.
$7.06
75715 FRANK GILL WB 4 115 2 S 10
75741) MONTGOMERY WB 4 114 6 9 8=
7.57411 OLD HON'E.*=TY w 4 99 7 7 9=
7.54*45 RUX’G WATER WB 5 110 4 10 7*
•Added starter. tCoupled in lietting;
S 10 10 10 9= 7
9 8= S8 8 88 S
7 9= 9< 9 10 10
7* R McDan’lJ L McGinnis
88 J I>?e T H AA'illiains
9* Shreve A J Gorey
10 D McfTthyll B Duryea
Coupled in lietting; no separate place or slioAV lietting.
'rime, 13. 25. 37. 49. 1:91. 1:13 1:26*. 1:49. 2 :(m:*.
M inner — Ch. g. liy Hastings — .St. Priscilla (trained by A. J. .loyner). t mm mm ^ ^
I*”**! .":59. .At (lost 3 minutes. Start goiKl. Won easily: second and third tlie same. I ^ ^ 7 ti J
I rlsi-illian outbroke the others, but was taken back quickly and reserved under a hard inill for Iialf the I ® ®
Joiiinev, then drew out, aaoii cantering and Avas immeasurald.v best. Firestone, after a iiiomeiitar.A’ lead,
w.is also iiatiently Avaited AAith niidor a hard (mil. went after the favorite in tlie last half and AA’as' a fast
going .--econd, but made no impression on I’risclilian. Ro.val Tourist ran foriAjirdl.v from the start, forced
the pace and lieid on A'ery gaiiiel.v in the closing ilrive. .Master Roliert liroke slowl.v and iiuickl.v got into
b rw.ird and persistent pursuit, Imt cimld iicA-er get iiii. Gold I.ad.v closed iqi steadil.v in the la.st six fur-
longs. Gretna Green drojijM-d ont after early prominence fix- halt the joiirm-y. Frank (Jill, never daiiger-
o.is, ran a bad race Moiitgomer.v made up some ground in the third quarter', then driqiiied out. Ruiiuitig
Water was also Avell ii|i for a mile. ^
SiTatohed- 75715®King James. 101; 73715=Hessian. 109; 75740=Jack Atkin. 127; 75740 Dandelion. Ill
• iverweights — Priscilllan. 3 iKiiinds.
•.Auction field. Time. 24. 48*. 1:141, 1:40*. U47.
Winner — B. h. hy AA’hat-er-lou — Queen’s Lake (trained by N. B. Davis).
Went to ))ost at .5:11. At iHist 3 minutes. Start bad. AVon easil.v: second and third driving. W’ater
Lake Avas a distant trailer for a half, then moved up steadil.v and, tiiiishiiig gamely, came awa.v in the
stretch to win as his rider pleased. The Thorn Avas shuffled back soon after the start and came AVlth a
rush in tlie last quarter, hut Avas not good enoiigli. George Young slioAved tlie most speed to the stretch
but Avas made iiiiicli use of in the early running and tired. Tivolinl ran fairly Avell. Meada tired after
going three-quarters. The Aviniier Avas entered for $790: no Idd.
Overweights — Goldess. 1 fiound; A’oling. 4.
Pv ^7 7^ SIX’IH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. (71498 — 1:45* — 3 — 108.) Purse $400. 3-year-olUs ami up-
i S ward. Selling. Net A’alue to winner $:)0().
Ind Horses AWtPPSt*4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
75747 MIRZER w 3 93 4
75722 STONE STREET AV 3 93 1
75647®MISS LIDA AV 4 10;l 6
( 7.5722) BOTTLE.S AV 4 108 3
7.5746»QUAGG.A AV 4 lOS 2
75747=GENEV'A S. WB 3 92 5
4 3® 3= 18 1*5 1= .Tas Hogg H Oots
75790
1 6 6 55 25 2= J Butler ('EHainilton 1’67
3 2® 18 2= 35 38 E Martin J B Smith 2679
5 4*5 4® 4*5 4* 4= Minder (' A' Mueller 848
* ?? t Powers F M Arthur 1269
5 18 .8 35 b b C Ross B Schreiber 533
$472 $250 $443
76 275
912 1253
FH'’rH RACE- 1 1-2 Miles Turf Course. (79S94— 2:.3;i — 6 — 102.) $690 added,
olds and uiiAvard. Selling. Net A’alue to winner .$540.
AWtPPSt St *4 *4 % Str Fin Jockeys OAvners O H C
C'.C-’URO. JONATHAN w 3 93 8 .3 ]8 lb pj ;;h jj ji sweet
5.5i!!‘i'- HEAUCLERE
5:.ii95 CRACK SHOT
7.5741 I -ALLY
75741=l’itINCE CHLNG
55742 I-Ml-ORT
75693 PONTOON
WB 4 9S 2
W 3 98 D
W 4 inl 4
AV 8 105 6
WB 3 86 9
W B 4 93 3
8= 45 2
28 U* 3
5 2*-5 2® Slireve
*5 3* .3" McCahey
® fi’ 4*5 Gainer
= 6 5* Mu.sgq^A'e
• 4* 6* Crowley
* 7 7J Upton
T AA' Coulter
.7 V 1-eiiiaire
A L Aste
T Monahan
1£ .1 .Morris
F W Healey
J J Hyland
8-3 2 8-5 3-5 1-5
2 13-iill— 54— 5 2-5
7 10 10 4 2
10 15 12 5 25
15 20 20 8 4
30 40 40 15 8
10 12 8 3 8-5
.$5 mutnels paid, Mlrzer, $60.45 straight, $26.65 place. $12.10 show Stone
show; Miss Lida. $7.50 show. ’
Time, 24. 48*. 1:14*. 1:40* 1-4(U
W'inner — Ch. c. by Henry Young — .\myiitas (trained by H. OotsV'
WcbTit* tik n f rk‘J.rz 41* iMkWt ** inttillt$»c w^v<*w1
$6059 $2626 $4073 $102
Street, $76.30 place. $16.50
Iio bid. '■
Scratehed— 75672=Preteuslon, 107; 75722=Uostlle Hypiien, *J5.
~~ ^ DAILY RACING FORM.
latonla Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 6.
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1908.
WKATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
(II;m>no:i|ipcd for a fast track.)
LATONIA ENTRIES.
For diS'ercnccs in weight add or deduct
5 points to the pound. An extra good
rider's average worth is 3 pounds.
Itsoing starts at p. m.
X Kilns well in iiiml. ©Superior iniiil nmnor.
First Raoc — 5-8 Mile.
1.’ y<-:ir oMs. I'illios. Maidens. Selling.
(Track record: .IGoCT — 1 ;OOj — 2 -110.)
liui. Horses. Uec. Wt. Hi
V-j7ii!i’ l*<drit I.acc 111....
T.'iTlis’ iiruamo-ia ' 10.'!....
V.'akK* Queen’s Message I:01g 10S..X
J.Mtj!* Harriet Kmve LOIK 111..X
7.-|iit>:* Mereadel 10.7....
7.77<iS Cold Slip|S‘r 10.7....
7771S My I.aily Frances HC,..x
7.j2.77 HI will 107....
77174‘. Lady Clara 10 . 7 ....
7771S Irene 11 107....
75liOS I’roela 10.7....
Sirna. t>. f, tiy .Seiulil-
lant II. Viriia .... 10 . 7 ....
Miss I’eggy, <-li. f. liy
I'.o\ Virgin Soil ... lo7....
Spleudida. cli. f. Iiy
Wisdslliorpe -Splen
... did lir,
Third Race — 3-4 Mile,
l-year (dds and upward. Fillies and .Mare;
Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2 year-olds. ,\llowan<-es.
7.77<;;» ,\(la Meade
<7.70(i!i| Mrs. Sewall
17.77IS) Lady Kuliy
<7.77(B(| lariation
7.7iki 1‘ Liglit Illue
77711 IMspute
77702= Cowdin
-Vdmonitor
7.771!* IroniHMind
7-7711 I'ni’le Walter
77702 Hr. Holzlierg
Kupii-ola. hr. f, tiy ,\il-
vanee Ciiard — ^ Kin
Rose
-1 :06-
-2—106.)
1:07?
103.
725
103.
.X705
103.
. . .700
1 :08*
109 .
. . .6!)5
109.
. X6!)5
1:07?
106.
.X6!8)
106.
. . .685
103.
. . .680
](8t.
. X6K)
1:08*
10!).
. . .(!i;.5
103.
. . .600
(Track rei-ord: SOirJO - 1 :121 - — Its*.)
Ind. Horses. Kec. A. Wt.
77770 Sorrel Top 1;1H C..107
7.7770 Honna Elvira LL'lji •I..HN*
7 . 7770 = .Manuoreaii 1:11 -I..107
7.7770= Floss S 1:17? .7.. 107
7.7liO(! Rlaze o’Light 1:17 1..10.7
7.7127 Elaneer 1:171 1..10.7
7.7*!lo Huralde 1:10,4 -I..107
7r_"22 Ingenue 1:101 1..107
7.7770 My Qvu en of the Kosesl:17i -1..107
7.7010 Relle Mina 4... 107
7.V.70 lni|H-rtinenee l:17g 4.. 10.7
7.7111’ Italanee All 0..107
74.^07 Miss K. (t. 15 4.. 107
70703 Lovey 0..102
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year olds and upward. Hundieap.
(Track record: 70020— 1 : 12J— 3— 100.)
7.7731= Kerwii-k 1:13» 4.. 117
7.7iil2= I’rinei' .Vlinieil 1:12» 4..1i:i
(7.70;i!*) .T.s> .Moser 1:124 3.. 110
(7.7717) Skyo 1:134 . PS
77771= A1 .Muller 1:123 3.. 1)3
Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(Track record: 7I4!)S_l :174— 3— 10.S.)
7.77-J3’ WASHAKIE 1:17* 107
1.7773 Masson 1:71 loi
7.7723 Spuuk.v 107
7.772.3 Kehiu'wick ]<r 2
7.7773 Tom Kearney 102
77723 Jim Liston 102
7.7773’ Silver Hi-ook 1:41); KM)
7.7175 ISranihle Lad 107
Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(Tr.ai-k record: 71 IPS— 1 :4.7if— 3 -lOS.)
i — 100.)
A. Wt. Hdep. I
«.. 107.. ©72.7
4. .KN). . X717
4.. 10.7.. ©710
.7.. 107.. ©710
4. .107. . X707
4. .10.7. . X707
4. .107 700
1. .10.7. . X700
4. .10.7. . X6i).7
4. .107 (i.00
4. .10.7. . XOtiO
(>. .107 «r.o
4.. 10.7.... 627
«. .102 000
4. .113 740
3. .110. .©740
3.. PS.. X 737
3.. 1)3.. ©730
107. . X 7-2.7
101. . X710
107. . X70O
i<r2 o:)7
KM) IBSO
105. . . .075
7.7722’ rioslile Hyphen
7.7772= .Mar.v Tallant . .
7.7722= Aunt Rose
7.7722 .\lhert Star
7.7740 Lady Martha . .
7.7707= S(ou(‘ .street
47.7723) Callileo
(75007) Ranagher
The tignres under “Rec.” in atsive entries show
the best time mad<? by' the horse at the distance
since January 1. 1!K>6. Tliis time is not necessarily
made by a winner. It may be the estimated time
of a losing iK'rformance.
.7-S 1 :00» fast 13
5- 8 1:01* fast 10
6- 8 1:01 i fast 30
'•y Heels — Sister Tenny (P. T. Chinn). Weight todav 105
-■--J-At t I? 1 9 8 H’ :*“• Wai-ren Sw’tPippin. RnenaVista. Ornaims.a
7.7*>n.s I.atonia 5J f 1:08? fast 40 110 8 11 13 12.\ ll'» .Mercado
7.7.7r>4 Latonia 5-8 1:01* fast 20 lO;! 13 13 13 13" T2‘«JS Flynn
LADY FRANCES, h. f, 2, by Sain— —Liberty Star (B. Bchreiber),
7.7718 I,atonia 5-S 1:01? fast 55 lOT, 10 5 4 4H 4*J C Ross
75590 l,atonia 5-8 1:01? fast 20 110 3 4 3 5= G’* C Ross
7a423 I-atonia . —
5- 8 1 :02i fast 30 108 10 10 9 91 llujE Bnrton Ch.allce, .M.ilk-onr'TUe "mIsms.’’'"’’ '
2, hy Sir Dixon — Grievance (W. Clay). Weight today 105.
^8 1:03? mud 20 107 5 8 8 8= 7'" Heidel Marsh.v. Fair Me.ssenger, Ahby C.
6- 8 1:00? fast 10 95 7 6 G 61 6"*5A Morgan Rosehtjrgll., F..Messenger. Silver "c.
li f 54? fast 20 109 8 11 10’ 8=J Pickens WillowPlume, Sainward, Ilen.Clrl.
. f, 2. by Requital — Scottie (D. T. Morris). Weight todav 105
11 f 55* gCMsd 13 103 8 11 101 1H« Frazier Sainward, Malecon. Ahby C.
2, hy G. W. Johnson— Lady Virginia (D. N. Prewitt) Weight todav 105.
r "a ' A,’? '= 7=1 .las Hicks Lady Rul.y, Har. Rowe. Roadiiva.
0-8 1 : 0 ]* Last .>1 ins 1 6 9 9= 9'= !•' Burton The.MIssns. MahoIHenry. ©.Message
5-8 1:01* fast 23 lOG 7 4 7 7= 7*1 J BuHer Admonish, Olive Ely, f.ady Leota.
^ADY CLARA, b. f, 2, by Requital — Scottie (D. T, Morris).
7517G loitonia 1= f 5.7* gCMjd 13 103 8 11 101 IH* Frazier Salnv
IRENE B., h. f, 2, hy G. W. Johnson — Lady Virginia (D. N. Prewitt)
7.7H8 I.aionia 5-S 1:01? fast 2::0 10.7 4 7 71 7=1 .las Hi<-ks Lady
76554 -Jiatonia
75351 Irfitonia
PROCLA. hr. f, 2, by Governor Foraker — Vedas (T. H. Stevens). Weight todav 105
Vtr'S ‘"’S f 1:0S? fast 40 95 13 14 14 14 14=’J1) Cideman Plume, .Vdinonisli, Fair Messenger'
75522 I*aton)a 5-S 1:00* fast 43 105 12 12 12 11= ll*«iT Taylor J.H.Recd, Admonish, Lillian Ray.
First start for tlie following:
SIRNA, b. f, 2, by Scintillant II. — Virna (E. Corrigan). Weight today 105.
MISS PEGGY, ch. f, 2, by Box — Virgin Soil (W. Grater). * Weight today 105,
SPLENDIDA, ch. f, 2, hy Woolsthorpe — Splendid (J. T. Combs). Weight today 105.
SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (.TOdl.S— 1 :(k;— 2 -KM.)
2, by Contestor — Hide and Seek (J. C. Milam). Weight today 103.
4 O g 2 1 1= ]• Pickens Varialion. Fh.real. Point I^iee.
<j-76 Igrtoma 5-8 1:02 good 50 10-1 8 8 7 6= 5i» Warren Crvs.Mald. AllceBalrd Mrs Sew.atl.
MRS. SEWALL, b. f. 2, by Masetto — ^Maltese Cross (W. A. Hughes)
..i»iG9 (gitonia 5-S l:0u*-fast 5i 10.7 G 3 2 2** 1= S Flvnn
7.7iX)8 (.atonia 5i f 1:08? fast GJ lirj 12 13 c Cl." G»l. (H.-isiier
1.72, G I.atonia 5-8 1:02 good 20 107 4 5 4 4'J 3’i T Taylor
lady ruby, ch, f, 2, by Deering — The Rook (A. W. Perrin).
7.7718 I.alonia
7.7G14 (gitonia
7.7590 Igiionia
6-8 1 : 01 ? fa.st 3 llo .7
.7-8 1:01 fast 70 90) 4
5-8 1:01? fast 20 111 2
1 1 1= 1= .Minder
3 2 2) 2“ Glasner
3 2 2) 3= Neubert
Weight today 103.
Variation. Floreal. Point I^iee.
Crys.Mald, AllceBalrd, Mrs.Sew.all.
Weight today 103,
,*t<‘renade. The Missus. Chalice.
Pliniie. .\dmonish. Fair Messenger.
CrystalMaid, AliceP.aird, Sainward.
Weight today 103.
H.Rowe. Boadieeu. MyLad.vFrances.
Admonish. Light Bine, Pliiine.
M. Crittenden, PointLace, Vancena.
BLUE, b. c, 2, hy Blues— Merry Merrick (W. Grater). Weight today 109.
■ 7 ee,'i ^ ’2^2 fast 37-10 no 1 12 4.) 3U K .\fartin Roselmrgll.. KohintJrey. JoeGaltens
76G!4 Igttonia .7-8 1:01 fa.st .70 106 3 1 1 1) 3' Heidel Admonish. Ladv Ruby. Plume
,a;.22 Latonia 6-8 1:00* fast 10 106 7 6 5 7 * 9">)J Butler J.H.Reed, Admonish. Lillian Ray.
DISPUTE, gr. 0 , 2, by Faradav— Inconstancy (S. T. Hopkins). Weight today 106.
J'-atonia j, f 1 :im;* fast G) ini ;t 4 r> 6* Gi^JF Martin .leff Bern.stein, Plume, Rosehiirg II.
J’**'o***a- 5-8 1:01? fast 8 110 5 7 7 7* G’) Heiilel lUKiehnrgll.. Roliintlrev. I.ightRlue
,;.C28 Uatonia 5) f 1 :07* fa.st 4) 103 5 7 5 5= 4* C Rn.ss J. H. Reed, Irrigator,’ Robin Grey.
COWDIN, ch. c, 2, by Ingoldsby — Lady Quci (Moore & Scott). Weight today 106
5) f 1 :07i good 2 .) HO 3 3 .‘I 2') 2"> Minder .Tolly, Gerrymander. Lomond.
J-atonia 5) f 1:07* fast .30 108 7 10 9 8) 7’ Warren Direct. Crystal Maid. Dick Roller.
7.76.G Latonia 6-8 1:01 fa.st 4 HO 5 4 4 .3) 2« J Butler Mabel Henry, All Red. Meri'ailel.
Weight tf.dzty 103.
.T. H. Reed, Irrigator, Roliin Grey.
Zeola. Dispiite. Queen’s Message.
Aspirin, Stowawa.v, Landlord.
ADMONITOR, blk. g, 2, hy Admonition — Eothen’s Pearl (L. Jones),
7.'<;:>S I/itonia 5) f 1 :07* fast 18 Km 12 8 7 7* 7>* .1 Butler
7.7(99 Igitonia 5-8 1:01? fast 9 105 12 10 10 11' 12"> «;<K>se
6-8 1:01* fast 13
I* 120* Loose
IM 1) Goose
UNCLE WALTER, hr. g, 2, by Griffon — Llandrinio fP. T. Chinn). Weight today 109.
,^o44 I.:ttoiiia .7) f 1 :'h;* fast 18-j Kit 4 3 .7 7h 7=") Warrmi .Teff Bernstein, Plniiie, Rosehnrg II.
,.41 1., Latonia 5| f 1 :0SJ fa.st 40 104) 2 2 1 ]' 1) Warren Floreal, W. A. Leach. Crystal Mail
7oL. 3 Gravesend 5-8 1:01? fast 8 1 09 5 4 5 5>> 6‘')Delaby Oeeidental, Y.Daughter, 'Sundance.
DOCTOR HOLZBERG, ch. g, 2, by Bannockburn — Grand Shot (B. Schreiber). Weight today 103.
7.<79j Igit mia „) f 1:07* go, el 20 Kn 13 13 13 13 13 13 C Ross .Jolly, Cowdin, Gerrymaiulor.
RUPICOLA, hr. f, 2, by Advance Guard — Kin Rose (R. E. Lechleiter). Weight todav 103
First start. o .
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and Marcs. Selling. (50C20 — 1:1’J3— 3
SORREL TOP, ch. ra, 6, by Hermence — Sunny Locks (I. B. Fitzgerald) Weight today 107.
7..770 Igttonia 3-4 1:11? good G 107 G 3 3 4'' Minder Hazelthorpe. Maniiorean, F'los.s S.
755.78 Igilonia 3-4 1 :i 1? fa.st 50 107 G 5 9 9' 9")W}irren Geneva S.. Merrick. Beth Gesulwin.
,l.i33 Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 15 107 4 4 4 5' 5‘) D Riley Dainty Belle, Fa.v, Zelina.
donna ELVIRA, hr. f, 4, by Ethelbert — Old Madrid (C. J. Brockmlller). Weight today 100.
,.i,,u (.atiinia 3 t I:lt.8 g,,,,,! nm l,i*i 7 7 5 5"8 4*'* D Mnridi.v Hazflthorfs,, Aim niorean, I'Kiss S.
,1184 ]•'. Grounds 3-4 1 :1.7? good 4) 102 7 G .7 11*H'=)J Howard St een, Anna Scott, Ingenue
71016 F'.Gi-ounds 5Jf 1:08? fast 6 102 4 8 7 4" 4’ R Mtiiiro Klame.sha II.. Vohoome, S’ueen.
MARMOREAN, b. f, 4. by Cesarion — Marmora (W. A. Smith). Weight today 105.
75770 Latonia :;-l 1 :l t? go,..! Ju.-, i 2 2 2‘ 2’ F A!;ii lin H.izell lioriH-. Floss S.. Donna Flvic-i
,52!*!I I.;ilonia 3-4 l:h, gessl 17 103 1 5 ,7 .7" 4'" .T Bufi,*r ,T. Louis. .Mea,lowhreeze. Inventress
7.7171 I.iitonia .3-4 1:16 grjoel .7) 104 1 3 11) 4=) Heidel G.-irters. F. T. Slilpp, Ritter Sir.
FLOSS S., hr. m, 5. by Hand.spring — Mary Agnes (J. C. Ellis). Weight todav 107.
757,'* t8il,»nia :* I 1:11.? g"" l :to In7 5 G G 3' R'w-s ll:iz,,ltli,»i*iie. Marmoretin. D.Flviui
75:.7S T.atonia 3-4 1:11? fast 25 1 07 2 9 8 S' 7"')Glasner (ten, va S.. Merrick. Beth Gomlwin.
7517.3 Gravesend 5-8 1 :01? fast 8
]' 1) AVarren
5" 6"iDelaby
75770 Latonia
, 52161 I.;ilonia 3-4 l:h, gessl 17 Ki3 1 5 .7 .7" 4'" .T Buti,*r ,T. Louis. .Mea,lowhr<'eze, Inventress
7.7171 I.iitonia .3-4 1:16 grjoel .7) 104 1 3 11) 4=) Heitlel G.-irters. F. T. Shipp, Bitter Sir.
FLOSS S., hr. m, 5. by Hand.spring — Mary Agnes (J. C. Ellis). Weight todav 107.
757,0 l.;ttonia :* I 1:11.? g"" l :to in", r. G G 3' R'w-s ll:iz,'lth,»i*iie. Marmore:in. D.Flviui
7577S T.atonia 3-4 1:11? fast 25 1 07 2 9 8 S' 7"')Glasner (ten, va S.. Merrick. Beth Gomlwiii.
71528 Latonia 3-4 1:15 fast 40 108 4 14 14 Pull. up.Mount’n A. Virginia, F.Xun, .MyQ.oftheRoses
BLAZE O’LIGHT, hik. f. 4, hy Lamplighter — Idaho (W. H. Robiniottl Weight today 105.
7.5G96 Igitonia 3-4 1:14? Last 17 PUMl n H to' S«7. Warren Semper Vera, Hollow. Caltha.
75298 Igitonia 3-4 1:16 good H lo:! 9 8 7 (t.l 5'.t Minder Doiialdo. Alsatian. Goldi-s.s.
7.7038 Louisville 11 8 1:53* fast 3o lu2 .7 G G 7 8' S=‘).l Butler Camille. St. Valentine, Tivollnl.
ELANCEH, b. f, 4, by Wagner— Fairoun (E. Baxter). Weight today 105.
T.54.’7 l.ato!ii:i 7 8 1:27? fast Vo IW. . 7 1' 12 12'-'M’ogarty Deacon. Miss Stroiee, Coiivulii.
7140,1 Igitoiiia 3-1 1:14* fast K) l•'"• 3 3 iji t;i:» Braiulr lt,-nsoiiIiiiist. Airship. Retined.
71328 l.atonia 3-4 1:18* hvy 25 1"- G 111* 21* Brandt St. Noel. Dapple Gobi. .Malta.
DURABLE, b. f, 4, by Dieudonne — Patter (J. Stevens). Weight today 106.
7c6Ki l..atonia ,-8 1:2,? fa.st 10*1 10:l I'l 9 lo 10 10' Kl'= (tiasiu'r Geneva S.. Deaeon. Hazeltliorpe.
75149 I.»atonla 3-4 1:17? sl,)w 65 103 7 KJ 12 12 12‘" Pick,-iis Divorcee, .Mattie .Mack, Sylvanlkdle
75(tc4 Jxmisvilto J-4 1:13§ fast 8 97 10 10 7 Ji 7“' I'ogarly Jolwti Imuis, B'-u !>aiu.. Vciuo,
INGENUE, ch. f, 4, by Standing — Hanoletta (0. Hak), Weight today 105.
1 74222’ F’.Gronn, Is 7-8 1:26? fast 15 99 8 8 8 8 7’ 7''iF Burton BenDonble, T. Robinson. Mr. Peabody
71184 !■'. Grounds 3-4 1:15? good 7 102 8 9 8 4) 3’ F Burton Sheen, .\nn.i Scott, Black .Mantilla.
74042 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14 fa.st 150 116 10 5 5 5’ 4’i Herbert Canada, Earl’s Court, Big Ben.
MY QUEEN OF THE ROSES, br. f, 4, by Rainbow — Highland Princess (Bames & Hall). Weight today 105.
75770 Igiloiii.a. 3-1 l:ll?goo,lGo i<),7 4 4 G* G* Jas Hogg Hazeltliorim, Maniiorean, Floss S.
7.'4l7.3 Lntonia ll:12?fa.st 11 lOO 10 11 9 10 KK 9**) Franklin Bitter .Miss, Water Lake. Airship.
7.7.791 1.2ttnni.a 7-S 1:29 fast 90 101 9 5 5 2 3= 28 Franklin Fred .Mace, Tim fliirst. Airship.
BELLE MINA, b, f, 4, by Klimamock or Lissak — Puritania (Mrs. M. Wilson). Weight today 106.
7.7G10 l>;itonia 7-8 1:27? fast 160 98 8 10 12 12 11= H=® .la.s Hogg Geneva S., Deacon, Hazelth,>rp,'.
7.7425 I..atoiiiu 7-8 1:‘27? fast 8 100 1 5 4 3 7' 9'»Mas Hogg Mattie Mack, Dorasette. Geo. Young
T4691 Pimlico B)ri:l‘ 2 ?hvy 25 102 7 6 7 8 ' 8'»iJa8 Hogg Lykers, Dr. rx>e, Billie HIbhs.
IMPERTINENCE, b. f, 4, by Intruaiv»— Dot B. (O. C. Bennett). Weight ttslay 106.
7.'G70 Igitonia S C 2:59 fast 7) 13.7 8 5 5 4 3* 4" Garic .Tason, Mellvuin, Chancellor.
7.7G2’7 I..;itonia Ab 1? 3:26? fast 23-10 135 2 1 1 6 B** 5'*)Welton .Tason. Class Leader. D. G. Ta.vlor.
TT-cao I.iitonia S C 2:58* fast 3-2 1.39 4 Fell. Yonrell ClassLeader, CoalB.I.ady. Charflelrt.
BALANCE ALL, br. m. 6, by G. W. Johnson — Medica (P. H. Jones) Weight tcda.v 107.
.7.7141 F. Ground.s 5-8 1:03 goods) 100 3 1 1 1’ 3' W Fisclier Mrs. Falconer, Netting. LadySellers
53115 Oaklawn 6-8 1:01? fast IG 103 3 1 1 2) 7'®JlI’brand Belligerent, Angleta. Mirlliless.
MISS K. 0. B., ch. f, 4, by Woolsthorpe — Fragrance (M. C. Moore), Weight today 105.
74SG5 Louisville 5) f 1 :09 hvy 11 98 10 8 8 8 ' 9* J Harris Bon. Third, Plr.ateDinna, L. McLean
74721 Ixjuisville .2-4 1:20 hvy 16 101 5 8 11 12' 14=’)F Harri.s Boserrian, Floridaglen, F.thel Carr.
74G97 Txmi.sville 3-4 1:18 hvy .700 91 5 5 8 8 8=’ E Harris F.T.Shipp, Thos.Callioun, FthelCarr
LOVEY, br. m, 6, by Wadsworth — Annie Woodcock (T. H. Stevensl. Weight today 102.
7.7793 l.ai ton iji :!-4 1:15 good KHiO lOO 10 10 10 10 10=')n ColenuinTIaii. B»\v. Merrick. Beth Goo,Iwlo.
57918 Louisville 7-8 1:31 slow 50 99 4 6 G 6 5= 5“ R Fisher lyove Note, Berinthia. .Meadowhorn.
57773 Louisville 3-4 1:16* good KX) l')0 13 12 12 12 12 12'= E Robins’nAzeliiia, Ia>ve Note, Edna Tanuen.
FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Handicap, (.50(>l)(> — 1:12) — 3 — KK).)
KI.7. . X72.5
100. .X 720
10((. . X720
10r,..X715
KKL . X71.5
KH7. .©710
104 710
100. .X 700
BERWICK, ch, c, 4, hy AIIan-a-Dale— Miss Gnssia (T. C. McDowell).
7.7721 T>atopia 3-4 1:12* fast 1 119 2 3 2' 2'T. 2® Warrep
75.72,7 Latonia .3-4 1 :12* fast 11-10 HI G 5 2 1)" 1= Wr.rrcn
754.71 I.,atonia 3-4 1:13 fast 19 ]09 7 7 2 2’ 2= Franklin
PRINCE AHMED, ch. c, 4, by King Hanover — Percita (E. Alvey).
75*il2 Igilonia 1 1:39* fast 9-10 112 4 4 1 1 1’ 2') V Powers
7.7.725 I^itonia 3-4 1:12* fast 4 117 5 8 8 5' 4* T Tavlor
75477 Latonia 3-4 1:12? fast 6-5 lOS 3 4 3 1') I'i T Taylor
JOE MOSER, b. c, 3, by Maceo — Helen’s Pet (J. B. Respess).
7.7IKI9 l«atonia 3 4 1:12* fast 7-10 103 1 1 1 1= 1’ E Martin
7T.6t9 latonia 3-4 1:13* fast 2 101 2 1 1 1‘ 1® E .Martin
75.774 latonia 3-4 1:1.3? fast 4-5 110 2 3 1 1» 1® E .Marlin
SKYO, b. f, 3, by Goldorest — Visma (Hughes Bros.).
7.7717 Latonia 1 1 :40? fa.st 7) 102 1111 l'» 1= Alinder
7."^:99 l.atonia 3-4 1 : 1 2* fa.st 16 98 8 7 7 6* 7"U Butler
75611 Latonia 1 1-4 2:06* fast 20 109 3 3 4 4 3) 3*) J Butler
AL MULLER, b, g. 3, by Sorcerer — Discard (W. H. Fizer).
7.7771 T .at on i a 3 4 1 :1.3.4 go,vd 3-2 92 1 1 1 1= 2>i Edmiston
7.7699 latonia 3-4 1:12* La.st 10 93 2 2 3 2'.'. 2’ Edmiston
75649 Hatonia 3-4 1:1.3* fast 4) 9.7 6 3 2 3)" 6«) Edmiston
Weight today 117.
Estradia. D. Dame. M. Montio<e.
Ellen a Dale, Daln.Damc, P..\hmed.
Fstr.adia, Skyo, Altiida.
Weight today 11.3.
Moqnette. Sir CIcges, Dainty Dame
Berwick, Ellen-a-Dale, Daln.Dame.
Apache, Balbus, Frontenne.
Weight today 110.
,\1 Muller, Honest, Merrick.
GoMpriHif, ReladQuecn, E. Jf. Fry.
Bitter Sir, Masson, Rexall.
Weight today 93.
Geneva S,, Tad.v .\lniy. .Mirzer.
.Toe .Moser. .U Muller, Honest.
Chnlita, Lady Slartlia, EIlcn a-Dale
Weight today 93.
Daiut.v- Dame, Miss .Alert, Hone.st.
Joo .Moser, Honest, Merrick.
Joe Moser, Goldproof, Rebel Queen
FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-ycar-olds. Selling. (71498—1:4.'',*-
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY.
I The small figure under “Str.” shows the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small
I figure under “Fin.”— unless the horse won— shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the winner.
The <Mlds” fifpires in connection with the horws at the present Latonia meeting are the calculations made
hj Dailj Racing lorm and based on mutnel jk)o1s. Tliey are published in such
form for the mere purpose of mechanical uniformity.
FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds, Maidens. Fillies. Selling. (.5(K5(!7 — l:00(t_2 110.)
Index Course DistTimcT’ckOdds Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Best Company.
Shooter — Remember Me II. (J. B. Respess). Weight todav 111
5 good 17-5 10.7 3 .7 4 4) 4®J E Martin .Ada Meade, Variation Floreal
755.^ lltonia M l-nil JasI ms 1 ? 07 ® Martin MissCriltenden. LadyRuby. Vancena
<o.s,4 latonia 5-8 1.01* fast ,) 108 11 9 7 7- B’i E Martin The.MIssns, MabelHenry, ©.Message
Omus — Animoso (S. Williams). Weight todav 103
7 M ’4 lAtonia *'1 s 1 -(VI* i- Jim I c c Sweet Pippin. BuenaVi.sta.Diabola.'
^ $ 5 5 4) 4"iFogarty AnneMcGee, Mahala, Em.Alinanac.
WASHAKIE, b. c, 3, by Ornament — Annie C. (G, W. J. Bissell)
7572.3 I.atonia 11-16 1:47 fast 5) 108 11 9 8 4 .3= 3= C Ross
7.7671 I.atonia 3-4 1:15? fast 6 107) 9 11 8 6= 2« Troxler
75613 Latonia 1 1-16 1:46* fast 35 105 1 8 5 4 4'i 4’* Glasner
MASSON, b. g, 3, by Mazagan — Josie W, (F. W. Torreyson),
7.7773 I„atonia 1 1-16 1:48 good lOO 10.7 1 7 10 8 6) 4=) Renson
75723 I.atonia
7.5671 Latonia
1 1-16 1:47 Last 35
3-4 1:15? fast 9
Weight today 105.
Gallileo, The Thorn. Kennewick.
Hnck. Lignando. Edgar Hill.
Mirzer, MaryTalhott, Hos. Hyphen
Weight today 104.
Severus. I.adyBaldnr, Sliver Brook
.3 7 10 * 10*’)E Martin Gallileo. Tm. Thorn. Washakie.
13 13 ll" 13=’ 0 Ross Hnck, Washakie, Lignando.
SPUNKY, ch. c, 3, by The Commoner — Endurance (J. C. Ferriss. Jr.). Weight today 105.
75723 Latonia 11-16 1:47 fast 30 108 .3 5 5 5 6" 6’i J Butler Gallileo. The Tliorn. Washakie.
75576 I>atonia 1 1:41* fast 9 94 3 4 6 6 44 2* .1 Butler
75428 I^atonia 1 1-16 1 :47? fast 15 106 12 6 10 9 9" 7= Lloyd
KENNEWICK, b. g, 3, by Box — Malvji B. (G, Carley).
75723 Latonia 1 1-16 1:47 fast 25 lo,7 1 4 4 .3 4) 4® Minder
75613 I.atonia 1 1-16 1:46* fast 150 1 02 2 1 2 12 12 12 12»=)Skirvin
75502 Latonia 7-S 1:27? fast 10 97 12 12 11 12 12* 10®* J Butler
SylvanBelle, BitterMiss, Plr. Diana.
John Louis, Alsatian, Separator.
Weight today 102.
Gallileo. The Thorn. Washaki*.
.Alirzer, MaryTalhott. Hos. H.vphen.
Rustle, George i'oung, E. T. Shi'pp.
TOM KEARNEY, ch. g. 3, by Algol — Lady English (Goldberg & Allen).
75773 I.atonia
75723 I,.atoni.a
75502 I.,atonia
1 1-16 1:48 good lOO 105 4 10 7 6
1 1-16 1:47 fast 75 105 9 11 11 12
7-8 1:27* fast 30 97 S 11 9 9
Weight today 102.
5®i Warren Severus, LadyP.aldur, Silver Brotik.
12==)T Taylor Gallileo, The Thorn. Washakie.
JIM LISTON, h. g, 3, by Ingoldsby — Preference (W. L. Lewis).
7M-’4 lAtonia s 1 -(VI* i- Jim I c c Sweet Pippin. BuenaVi.sta.Diabola.'
5-8 1.01 fast 4o 100 6 5 5 4) 4"*Fogarty AnneMcGee, Mahala, Em.Alinanac.
.j-,6 I.alonia 5-S 1:0_ good 3a0 102 9 9 9 9 9<® Fogarty Crys.Mald, AllceBalrd, Mrs.Sewall.
MESSAGE, ch. f, 2, by Resolute II. — Rochelle (J. F. Offutt) Weight todav 108
i.jOG.i l.atonia .5-8 LJXi* fast 13 lur, 11 ]l 10 9= 9*< Heidel .Airs. Sewall, Serenade, The .Missus.'
vSiao Ja ^ “ “ 5*' J Rutler The Missus, MabelHenry, Har.Rowc
(.^4. 9 I>atonia 5-8 1:01? fast 30 100 4 2 2 2* 3* Glasner Zeola, Dispute, Miss Crittenden.
HARRIET ROWE, b. f, 2, by Maddison — Marpesia (J. H. Nichols). Weight todav 111
a ? 1! =1 7" 7*’JAVarren ’’ .Ada Meade. VariS. Floral
--V:ac fast in Kt^ 1 2 2 2* 2= Pickens L. Ruby, Boadicea, MyLadvFranccs
,.-(>08 I.^itonia J* f 1:08? fast 3a 97* 5 3 2 2) 4’ S Flynn Plume, Admonish, Fair MMsengor.
MERCADEL, b. f. 2, by The Commoner — Olefiant (T. P, Hayes). Weight todav 105
IaI' o 2 3 3" 6*')Troxler Mrs. Sewall. Serenade, The Missus!
f f Powers Mabel Henry, Cowdin, All Red.
,.i4. S I.,atonia 5-8 1 : 01 ? fast 18-5 105 7 2 3 10) 9® Heidel F..Messenger. N.Carm.qet T Ati-jQii«
7.5723 I^atonia
7561.3 I.atonia
75475 Latonia
1 1 16 1:47 fast 1.50 105 10 8 6
1 1-16 1:46* fast 65 97 11 10 9
7* 7** Gl.asner Rustle, George Yoiing, E. T. Shipp.
T. L. Lewis). Weight today 102.
5" 5= M McGee OallihKt, Tlie Thorn, Washakie.
7" 5**)Hnfiiagel Mirzer, JlaryTalbott. Hos. Hyphen.
3-4 1:14* fast ISC 107 12 11 11 12= 12‘® T Taylor W. T. Overton, Lignando, Hnck.
2) 4’ S Flynn Plume, Admonish, Fair Messenger.
:T. P, Hayes). Weight today 105.
3" 6*')Troxler Mrs. Sewall. Serenade, The Missus.
2 1 4= 4* V Powers Mabel Henry, Cowdin, All Red.
2 3 10) 9® Heidel F..Messenger, N. Carmack, T.Missus
,*(w’tPippin. RnenaVista, Orpain,,;.:i
Plume., .Admonish. Fair Messenger.
TheMlssns, .MabelHenry, (J. Message
Weight today 106.
Laily Rnb.v, Har. Rowe, Boadicea.
M.Crlttcnden, PointLace. L.Ruby.
SILVER BROOK, b. f, 3, by Bowling Brook — Onvirlacc (H. Palmer). Weight today 100.
7.5773 liatonia 1 1-16 1:48 good 13 95 7 4 3 4 .3S 3= M McGee Severus. Lad.v Baldnr. Mas.son.
75674 lAatonia 1 1-16 1 :4S? fast .35 1 05 4 1 3 3 .3*) .3’ Fogarty Lady Almy. Lady B.ildnr. Apt.
7.5616 Latonia 7-8 1:27? fast 20 98 10 10 10 10 8* 7*J Jas Hogi? Ben Sand, Hollow, ©.’s Daughter.
BRAMBLE LAD, b. c, 3. by Braw Lad— Maid Bramble (L. Smith). Weight today 106.
7.5475 I.iatonia 3-4 1:14* fast 35 110 13 13 12 11* ]0*«)G Henry W. T. Overton. Lignando, Hnck.
75272 I.atonia 7-8 1:27? good 170 97 11 11 11 11 11 11*» Franklin Lady Carol, E.T.Shlpp. Mis.„Strorae.
744‘tl Lexington 3-4 1:16? slow 12 102 7 10 11 10’ 7= J Butler King’s Son, Toplofty, Merrlfleld.
SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling. (71498 — 1:4.5* — 3 — 108.)
HOSTILE HYPHEN, b. c, 3. bv Hyphen — Hostile (W, E. Oots). Weight today 106.
75722 I>atonla 1 1-lG 1 :46* fast 13-5 97 .3 5 4 3 3’ 3* M McGee Rotth'S, .Aunt Rose. Fiinienlalre.
75613 liatonia 1 1-16 1:46* fast 4* 110 4 2 1 1 2'* 3** Troxler Mirzer. Mary Ta!l>ott. Washakie.
75478 I.,atonia 1 1-16 1:48? fast 8-5 105 8 8 7 4 4* 3* Jas Hogg Jolin Louis, Mary Talbott, Gallileo
MARY TALBOTT, ch. f. 3, by Mazagan — Sister Juliet (Gallagher Bros.). Weight today 100.
7.5772 I.^itonia
73613 I>atonia
75577 I.Atonia
7-S 1:27? good 34 KM) X 7 7
1 1-16 1 :46* fast 2) 105 5 3 4
1 1-16 1:46? fast 13-5 105 4 3 2
3) 2* E Martin Heine, Lad.v Carol. Chase. g
3= 2* J Butler Mirzer, Hostile Hyphen, Washakie!
2'i 1* J Butler The Thorn, Mirzer, Washakie.
AUNT ROSE, b. f, 3, by Mazagan — Klondyke (P, Dunne),
Onnne). Weight today 100.
75722 I.,atonia 1 1-16 1 : 46* fast lS-5 92 7 1 1 1 1" 2" E Martin Bottles, H. Hyphen, Fuiileulaire.
7.5610 Latoni.a 7-8 1:27? fast 6) 91 9 7 7 6 9’ 9" E Martin Geneva S., Deacon, Hazeltborpe.
75575 Latonia 1 1:40 fast 12-5 89 2 1 1 1 1= 1® E Martin Canopian, Convolo. Palamon.
ALBERT STAR. b. o, 3. by Star Shoot — Lady Alberta (M. Ording). Weight today 105.
75722 latonia 1 1-16 1:46* fast 7 97 9 9 10 8 6» 6’* C Ross Bottle.s. Aunt Rose. H. Hyplien.
75595 Latonia 1 1-8 1:52? fast 25 96 3 5 4 4 3* 3** C Ross Monsignor, JohnIa)nis. Waterl,ake.
7.54.53 Latonia 11-8 1:54 fast 11-5 93)10 10 10 8 9* 7’ Jas Hogg B.Bruniinel, Dr.lAHnffman, Meada.
LADY MARTHA, hr. f, 3, by Maceo — Flash of Lightning (W. H. Crawfordl. Weight today 106
75746 T.atonia 1116 1:47 fa.st 21-10 95 2 1 1 3 2" 4®* E Martin The Minks. Czar, ©uagga.
7.5611 liatonia 1 1-1 2:06* fast 11-5 109 4 2 2 2 2* 2* E Martin Chiillta, Nkjo. EIIen-a-Dale.
71617 Latonia 5-8 1:05 hvy 7-5 102) 1 4 4 1" 1* C H ShiPgAgnes Wood, Ansonla. Divorcee.
STONE STREET, b. c. 3, by Lnngstreet — Stoneoellie (O, X. Hamilton). Weight today 106
7-57!i 7 Latonia 1 1-16 1:16? good 22 95 1 6 6 5 2* 2* .1 Butler Mirzer, Miss Lida, Bottles.
75722 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :46* fast 8* !i9 8 8 8 7 S« 7*i J Butler Bottles. Aunt Rose, H. Hyphen.
75595 Latonia 1 1-8 1:52? fast 4 97 7 7 6 7 7 7'® Jas Hogg MonsIgnor, John Louis, Albert Star.
GALLILEO, blk. g, 3, by AIlan-a-Dale— Goillard III. (T. C. McDowell), Weight today 104.
7."723 I.Atonia 1 1-16 1:17 fast 6 10:5 5 11 1 2" 1*) Warren The Thorn, Washakie. Kennewiek.
7.5478 Latonia 1 1-16 1:48? fast 16 lO" 13 112" 4=J Warren .TolinLouis, MaryTalhott. H. Hyphen
75323 Latonia 7-8 1:28 fast 30 94 7 5 5 5 6* 5® Franklin Rustle, Hannibal Bey, Hazelthorpe.
S. Hawkins). Weight today 100.
2*J 1® .1 Butler Mirth. Pirate Dl.ana. OrientalQiieen
7= S*=JJ Butler W. T. Overton, Lignando, Hnck.
BANAGHER, ch. f, 3, hy Banastar — Kamara (J. S. Hawkins).
7.">69.5 latonia 3-1 1 :1.5? fa.st 3 105 .5 5 4 2') 1® J Butler
75475 l.atrini.a 3-4 1:14* fa.st .30 105 7 2 4 7= S*=U Butler
6S703 Chur. Downs 1-2 48* fast 106 2 2 2= 2*® D Austin
2* 2*® D Austin Grande Dame, W. Belle, M. Dink.
Windsor Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 6.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW.
WINDSOR ENTRIES.
Racing starts at 2:15 p. ni.
>: Runs well in iiiii,|. ©Superior mud runner.
First Race — 5-8 Mile.
Fourth Race — 7-8 Mile,
3-year-oIds and upward. Handlenp.
(Ti'aek record: 57.S30 — 1 :2(!J — 4 — lO:!.)
2-year-oIds.
Allowances.
(Track record: 61
196 —
1 :00*— 2
-105.)
Ind.
H'trses.
Rec.
V. Wt.
Hdep.
75 :43
Gladys Louise ..
1:02
110.
...725
75i.’:;t
Sight
t:o(i?
107.
. . .720
4 >>*»! 1
Devi.ser
1:0<)*
118.
. X715
t .»727
Liiriil
1 :02
110.
• X715
75778
Colored Lailv ...
107.
. X715
1 7570::
Sir Cannon
1:01?
110.
.X710
Tr>*»77
Kla(‘k Mose . , . .
1 :02*
110.
...710
75727-
Hawk wing
1 ;02*
107.
-X705
7491.’:
Li-orninl
no.
. . .700
7.,70:>
Stronielaiid
106.
...700
Garrett Watts, ,
ii. c
hy Caleb — 1
:<tti(
.lolili.snn
110.
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by
Knight of tin'
This
tie — Clairi'tte
K'X’..
Horses.
Ree.
A
wt.
Fldcp.
HARGOtlRT
1:27
Of
.109.
. X7;50
Dixie Hininiel . . .
1 :’27
. UH.
-X745
St. .leaniie
1:27
4
.10(1.
. X 745
Tlawkania
1 :‘J7s
4
.117.
. X740
.Mortiliov
1:28
4
.10(1.
.©TIO
Night 5Iist
. 97.
. X7:t5
Listerine
....1:.31?
3
. 00.
. X7’25
Fifth Raco— 3-4 Mile.
4-.vear-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 57865— 1 : 12?— .3— Sfi.)
Second Race — About 2 Miles.
Steeplecli.ase.
4 .vear-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Track record: 75775--l::!(> — 5 — M5.)
74551= I.izzie Flat 4. .128. .. .700
7.5>i7(>= Galt l..l.‘.() (;,).5
7.572.5 Bank Holiday 7. .14(>. . XC>!K)
7-5775 B.vziuitiue 0. . 1.52. . . .t;9()
7.5775 Bilhcriy (>. .149. . . .t>:)0
75725 Pick t i me 9 . . 1 .52 . . X 1185
7.5.':25= Woodside 4. .I-’IO. . . .(tS5
75i;7i! Merrj" Maker 9. . 144. . xc,:^)
T5775’ Tony Hart 7. .141 . . X'lSO
75775 Big Bear 5..14S 675
Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2 year-olds. .Maidens. Allowances.
(’nits and Gelilings.
(Tiai-k record: S,'ptenituT K), 1^97 — 1:061 2 SI.
7r»72f2
Redondo
.. .1
13*
r».
. OS.
. X725
(7.57‘J9)
Minot
...1
13
4.
. 96.
.X720
75442
I.ad of Langden . .
...1
K!*
4.
.105.
. X715
7.5801
Tern mera ire
...1
14
4.
. 96.
.X715
75728=
Park Row
. . .1
11*
5-
.10.1.
. X7I5
75514
Edgelv
. . .1
13?
i;.
.103.
.0710
75191
Tr.iekle.ss
1
L’f*
6.
.101.
. . .710
7.5C5 4
Bertha E
...1
14
5.
. 96.
.©710
7.5721
Roy;iI Onvx
...1
loR
4.
. 105.
. X 705
75702
El Dorado
. ..1
1.:d
4.
.114.
.©’O')
7.56S1
Eriiiinda
. . .1
1.3?
4.
. XT(MI
.59475
-Mindora
8.
.103.
. X6!)0
Sixth Race — 1 3-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track reeonl: 631K5 — 2:02 —5—107.)
7.57.5.5 Schroeder’s Midway.. 4..106..X725
7.5779 Dele .Stnime 2:09* 4.. 96. . X720
75751 The Shangliraiin 3..101..X7I5
7577!) Nancy 4.. !)6..X7I5
7-577!) Evelyn S 3. . 90. . X71-5
7577!) Ocean Spray 2:08* 5. .lO.’L . X7P)
7.5655 Alsatian 3 .. 95..XTK)
7.57.55 Alta .Mclkmald 4..106..X705
757.54 Left Guard 5. .102. . X7(,.5
75779 Rehoiinder 6. .108. . x7ta'
75755 Orient 7. .103. . ©6ii6
Seventh Race — 1 3-16 Miles.
3-y 'ar-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 63185 — 2:02 — 5 — 107.)
(7.5681 ) Zipango . . . .
7.57.5.5’ Goldwav
.... 2 : 00 *
7:»77t;
Tremargo
KM.
(7.57;:0)
St. Ilario
4 • • ! !
Nigger Baby . . . .
... I :iis»
KM.
X720
4 >M 4 4
St. Valentine
7r>7o::-
Maxim Giin
101 .
X715
7.5.801
Gilvedcar
75122
Meitou (’loth
. . . 1 :0'Js
-KM.
..715
75751
Doubt
7571..’
High Hat
IOC.
X7K)
75779
Rio Grande
.2:(ri
4 .» 1 .?< t
•fim Fitz
101.
..710
72637
King Thistle
7.5.8(H)
Imliaii riunter ....
107.
..705
4. *<>-'»#>
Tanime
7:.i:::*
Tlico Ca.k
KM.
. .700
Tl-e
figures Hiulrr ‘'Rec.”
4 . 1 i .
l.ong John
KM.
. .700
the best time made hy the
i 1
. .700
since Januar.v 1, 1906. I'liis
4 • »4« »
Jim Parkinson ....
104.
. .695
made by a winner. It may
4 • ) 1 Oo
.\utomatic
104.
..695
of a losing performance.
4.. K)!)..x7‘J5
5.. 112..X72>1
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LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY.
FIRST RACE— 5-S Mile. 2-year-olds, Allowances. (i:14!m; i imIJ— 2 -U)5.)
Index Coar.se DistTimeT ckOdds Wt St *1 *(. StrFin Jockevs Best Company
4
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
BIGHT, g, 2, by Gerolstcin — Optic (G. M. Miller)
7o4.t{ Montrc;tl 1-2 49 slow 5 107 :! 2
75353 Montreal 5-S 1:00* fust 3i 102 2 11:
7526<> Montreal
1-2 48* fast 7 5
107
2
1 1=
1® G
Deviser, b. c.
2. by Galore — Devina
(J.
E. Madden).
7567" Windsor
41 f 57* .slo|i 21
115
1 5'
6'® G
"539;> Ixitoiiia
6 8 1:01* fast 1
111
1
1 1 21'
3® V
7.5.374 1-atniiia
5 8 1:01 fast 2
111
3
111*
IJ V
lurid, b. f, 2.
by Ildrim— Lurav
(A.
G,
, Weston).
• 5727 Windsor
.51 f 1:08* fast 8
109
1
5 6 76
9* "..I
755.39 Haiiiiilon
41 f 57 good 10
94
8
6 21
1® De
7.53.89 Hamilton
41 f 55* fast 12
no
2
r. 5 5'i
3*1 .1
ler). Weight teday 107,
2 2"** 2'* Moreland Takaliira. Pearl Point, Rapman.
1 1* 2* (J Swain Pearl Point. Helen Hills. Havre.
1 1= 1- t; .Swain t'atli.tlardwell, UoyalOak, P. Stafford
idden). Weight today 118.
1 .7' fi'= <! P.iirns KaniMe. Pearl Point, I lawksflipht.
1 2'' 3* V Powers Fundain’tal, K. Harwood. E. Almanac
1 1' li V Powers Transform, I>ispule, Light Blue.
Ion). Weight today 110.
t; 711 \V M’liyHa wksfliplit H.deNoyles. Hawkwinp
C 21 1* Heverie'h Apolopize. She Wolf. Spanp.Banner
COLORED LADY, blk. f, 2, by Waterboy — Connemara (R. F. Carman).
7.'i77it Winii.sor IJ f r.t), go.«i .S 92 2 11 3‘ 5" C Burns Cere
73760 S. Anita
73567 s. Anita
1-3 48* fast 6
3i f 41g fast 7
SIR CANNON, ch. c, 2, by Prince of Melbourne— Vestige (W. Shields).
ra (R. F. Carman). Weight today 107.
3‘ 5" C Burns Ceremonius. ('Ii.ipninnk. Trapi«».
3= 3'i C. Burns Steel, Mad. Musprave. M. Rnssell.
2>> 4* (1 Burns Horace H., J. H. Reed, Force.
ROYAL ONYX, br. g, 4, by Omam ent — Oaeck
7.7724 Wind.sor 3 4 1 ;1 1* lu.st 4i I09 1 3
7.7574 Windsor 7-8 1:27 fits! 10 lot 4 6 9
7.746.7 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 3i 106 5 3
EL DORADO, ch. c, 4, by Ethelbert — Dorotheo
7.7702 Windsor 1 l:Hi; livy 4 li*t> 4 3 3
7.7,710 Hamilton 3-4 1:13 fast 10 123 6 7
75390 Hamilton 3-4 1:13* fast 8-5 113 2 7
EMINOLA. br, f, 4, by Aloha — Eminence (J. C.
7.'5M Wind.s..r 1 116 1 :.72j slop 4 92 .7 3 3
74617 Pimlico 1 1:45(1 hvy ito list 7 0 5
74tU.T Pimlico 5i f 1:10* hvy 3-5 101 1 3
MINDORA, br. h. 8, by Sain — Park Ridge (B
f!>47;7 Ascot Pk .>4 <’ 3:0|.> fast l.t 13.7 1 6 .7
59402 .\scot Pk B C 3:033 fast •/ 1:5.7 5 5 3
Qaeen (T. G. Molinelli). Weight today 105.
3 2">‘ 20 Harl.v T. Robinson. Redoinlo, .lane Swift.
9 7‘ 5^ Ik-verieh Creel, Redondo, St. Jeanne.
3 3* 3’i Harty NighlMist, St. Jeanne, Polly Prim.
(Fairport Stable). Weight today 114.
3 2“k 47 Hatchett Hiaeko, Mortilsiy, S. Midway.
6 Ui 3“i Harty Purslane, Anna Smith. (>r. Kimball.
5 67 4‘J Nicol Royal Onyx, Erlpely, Euripides.
. Smith). W’eight today 99,
r> 77 7'* Francis Zipanpo. Petulant, Diinvepan.
6 S'J S*'iT Steele Cock Sure, Hdpely, El lV>rado.
2 2’ I'J J A McK’nPatBulper, WiltonLaekaye, Grevllla
. Schreiber). Weight today 103.
5 .7 577 Sinclair .\dams, Milas. Dei imo.
3 3 3'®7.i Sullivan Marylander, Caz.ador, Heeinio.
7.7703 Windsor
74477 Pimlico
V4266 Benninp
■ '-X pot* hvv 6
4J f 56* fast 9
12 51i fa.st 4
11 1® 17 .1 W M’li.v MaximCiin. HipliHat. .\rv.Leonard.
7 7* 8“ J Bergen Black .Mose, Po«'Otalipo, Ind. Hnnter
6 6* 6'* J Bergen TalM)0, Hawkwinp, A1 Busch.
I ' SIXTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-oIds and upward. Selling. (i;:51.S.'i-2:02— 5— 107.)
BLACK MOSE, blk. c, 2, by Ogden — Mimosa (J. F. Bartlett).
75677 Windsor
71601 Pimlico
74526 Pimlico
4.J f 57* slop 1.7 107 ;7
5 8 l:01j» fa.st 8 lOT, 3
f 55* good 3-2 110 1
5 6' 7*7 A I-C4»
2 2 37 3C7 A Lee
Weight today 110.
Ramble. Pearl F'oint, Hawkstlipht.
Sip, (Jerald I)., Flat Creek.
HAWKWING, b. g, 2, by Hawks^pick — Daisy W, (J. S. Tyree).
7.7727 Windsor 51 f 1 :0R4 fast 20 PC 4 6 4 3‘ 371 G l!iirn.‘
2'J 27| B Walsh Gerpid D., tUicTk. Arondaek.
75679 Windsor
7.5460 Hamilton
.7 S 1 :0;!* slop 40 109 2
5-8 1:01 g fa.st 4 110 1
6J 6“lHarlv
5» 5®i Harty
LEONARD, ch. c, 2, by Russell — Memorial (J. H. Madigan).
74913 3'oronto T-2 41'i fast 5 113 9
73.703 F.Grounds 31 f 42 fast 10 1071 6
I. Weight trday 107.
iirn.s Hawkstlipht. DandeNoylcs, Cliicosa.
y Chiiiniiink, Brown’I’ony. M.lmogeni'.
y Brown Tony, El Oro, Aralia.
Weight today 110.
10 127 i5n>iE Walsh I.ad.v Irma, 'niistle Belle, Havre.
STROMEL^ND. b. c, 2. by Ben Strome — Roscland (J. Dyment).
7.7703 Windsor 5 S 1:01* hvy 60 107 10 8 6 Ui7 10‘nMalin
I'irsl slart for llie following:
GARRETT WATTS, ch. c. 2. by Caleb— Bettie Johnson (D. Hill).
SELWIK, b. c, 2, by Knight of the Thistle — Clairette (A. Turney).
Arionetto, Tony W., Serenade.
Weight today 106.
SirC'niinon, Ma.\im Gun, Hipli Hat.
Weight today 110.
Weight today 106.
SECOND RACE — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Allowances. (7.7775 -1:.‘50-
-I4.7.J
LIZZIE FLAT, b. f, 4. by Flatlands — Lizzie M. (C. C. Smithson). Weight today 128.
745.71 Pimlico Ah 2 4 :24g last s i;;o 3 3 3 3 2 27»C.ran(l cl Banner, Ballaealla. Bcllie Landon.
74.'hi. 7 Pimlico Al> 2 4:2.3* fast 8-5 1.30 2 2 3 3 3* 4'* Sav.agc Hiilcian, Fly. Virpliiiau, Geo.Iadiier.
OALT, b. c, 4, by Hermence — Statira (E. M. Dayton). Weight today 130.
7.5676 Winds.ir Ali 2 4:39 slop S-5 ]:54 3 2 2 1 2* 27^ Ha.vlon P..vzanline. Ge<irpeLeiiH'r, Tony Hart
7.54S7 Mairditun Ab2J 1:31 fast 2 l;>5 2 1 1 2 2‘ 3*4 Dayton Butterl.adle, S.Parmer, SteveLane.
T543S Hamilton Ab 2J 4:27* f^t 12 142 2 4 3 3 2* 2'® Dayton P.ilhi'rry. Sam Parmer, SpencerReKT
B.^K HOLIDAY, ch. m, 7, by Ben Holladay — Josie Rood (G. Black). Weight today 146.
7a725 Windsor .\h 2 4:31 fast 3-2 13.8 5 t. Lost rider. G Pierci; Sam Parmer, Dnleian. John Dillon.
T543S Hamilton Ab 21 4:27* fast 12 142 2 4 3
75412 Hamilton Ah 2 4:10g Last 20 147 7 Refused. Pierce
7.5209 Toronto 2 3:55 fast 12 155 5 Refused. G Pierce
BYZANTINE, b. g, 6, by Octagon — Mallow (A. Bailer).
7:775 Windsor Ah 2 4::5<l good f. 116 1 1 4 Fell. E Slone
T..676 Windsor Ah 2 4:;59 slop 6 143 1 1 1 2 1* 1*4 E Stone
7.5463 Hamilton Ah 2 4:llg fast 7 137 5 4 4 2 4‘ 3*4 E Stone
BILBERRY, b. g, 6, by Billetto — Bayberry (M. Delorey).
7.5775 Winds.ir Ah 2 4::«i good 3 1.V5 3 2 3 4 4* 4” T Rae
75.537 Hamilton .\h 2 4:12g good 8-5 153 3 l/ost rider. T Rae
764;!.S Hamilton .\b 21 4:27* fast 4 152 4 2 2 2 1>* I** T Rae
FICKTIME, b. h. 9. by Pickpocket — Faat Tima (A. L. Poole).
7.7725 Wiml.sor Ah 2 4:34 fast 12 US 6 5 5 4 4** 4* G M'ilsoi
75537 Hamilton Ab 2 4:12g good 4 149 4 4 Ix)st rider. G Wilsoi
7.5463 Hamilton Ab 2 4:l]g fast 3
WOODSIDE, ch. g, 4, by Norwood — ^Bell Andrews (H. Flippen).
2* 2* G Wilson Marksman, B.vzantine, Big Bear.
Weight today 130.
75325 Latonia Ab IJ 3:29* fast 4-5 135 4 2 2 2 2* 24 F MorrisoiiBell-the-Cat. Sfellvain, Dell Leath.
75256 Latonia Ab IJ 3:28* mud S 135 2 7 7 7 7 7** Garnett Charfield, King Esta. Class Leader.
74849 Ix)uisville S C 2:52* mud 19-5 135 9 5 7 10 6i 7*‘ S McClain Coal Black Lady, Cliarfield, Dario.
MERRY MAKER, b, g, 9, by Deceiver — Lettie Brown (C. J. Murray).
7.5676 Win.lsor Ab 2 4:;!9 slop 12 143 8 S 8 7 Ran out.Masnnda
72490 City Park S C 3:06* fast 15 153 6 Pulled up. T Rae
724,54 City Park S C -3:10 po<h1 40 1 45 8 6 6 7 7* 6**4T Rae
Weight today 144.
TONY HART, ch. g, 7, by Old Ireland — Miss Canada (J, H. Clay)
7.7775 Winds.ir ,\b 2 4:30 good 2<t 126 4 7 7 0 3’ 3« Rosteek
75676 Windsor Ab 2 4:39 slop 12 140 6 7 .5 3 4*® 4**4Bosteck
7.5.537 Hamilton Ab 2 4:12* good 40 130 2 2 6 4 4* 3»®iRosteck
BIG BEAR, br. h, 6, by Culprit — Animoso (J. Gartshore).
7.5775 Wiini.siT Ab 2 4::tn goo.i 10 137 5 5 5 .5 5 .5'® .MaKiiaila
7.55.37 Haniiltmi Ab 2 4:12* g.,iod 10 137 7 5 4 3 3* I..rider.Grov
75463 Hamilton Ab 2 4:11* fast 8 143 8 2 1 3 3* 4”iGroves
Ian <iut.Masnada R.vzantine, Galt, Gtswge Leijier.
>. T Rae Rip, Pete Vinegar. Full of Fun.
7* 6**4T Rae Esterjoy, P. Vinegar, Fly. Plover,
la (J, H. Clay). Weight today 141.
3’ 3« Rosteek Waterway, Manzano. Bilherr.v.
4*® 4**iBosteek Byzantine, Galt, George Leiper.
4* 3*®*Rosteck Marksman, Butter Ladle, Raeilla.
tshore). Weight today 148.
5 .5>® .Masiiiiila Waterway, Manzano, Tony Hart.
3* I.i.rider.Groves Marksman, Butter Ladle. TonyHart
3* 4**iGroves Marksman, Picktime, Byzantine.
THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-y car-olds. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Allowances. (September
l(t. 1.V.I7 2— .S4.J
TREMARGO, ch. c, 2, by Handsome— Florence W. (W. H, Moshy).
75.(6 Windsor :.i f 1 :«h;* gissl 12 l(Hi 6 .5 .5 5'J 4'® G Burns
5705 Windsor
5 8 1 :04 hvy 20
Weight today 104.
Christmas, .VulumnMaid, Ladylrma.
6< 5* F’hrother .ManyColors, Ceremonius, I’lmpante
7.5297 r.’vesend 6* f 1:09 fast 20 105 3 2 3 36 3*i G Burns
771664 S. Anita 1-2 47* fast 7 97 6 6 5 ‘ 4*J G Burns
HIGH HAT, b. g, 2, by Sombrero — Celebrity (B. & O. Stable).
7.5703 Windsor 5-8 1:04* hvy 7 W :! 3 2 2J 3*J Francis
75504 Montreal .5-8 1:00 fast 30 109 6 7 7 7 7'® Moreland
74C.5S Jamaica 5-8 1:02 mud 20 9 1 7 7 7 7 7*® Francis
JIM FITZ, br. c, 2, by Lackford — Shoes (C, Pangritz),
75750 Win.l.s.ir 5.'. f 1:<«* fast 100 ]07 6 5 5 5i ;5* Moreland
7.528.5 Hamilton 45 f .55* fa.st .30 107 4 7 7* lH*lKennedv
• 4832 Louisville 4J f 53* fast .500 98 7 7 76 8*‘lKennedV
i 5* Moreland
* lH*lKenned.v
6 8*'‘lKennedy
,..Mo \\ ind.soi- .1-8 1:01 fast -50 !H( 6 6 6 6= 6®i K'hrother R. R.aal. Hawksflight. Balhck.
01 f 1:08* fast :!0 pi6 10 lo V) 81 6** McCala' ParailiseQueen, Havre. Pea.Clioiee.
7.i7i>:! Win.lsor 5-8 1:04* hvy 4 110 11 7 4 31 5® G Burns BirCannon, Maxim Gun, High Hat.
THEO. COOK, b. c, 2, by Ben Brush — Climax (A. Turney). Weight today 104.
754::9 Hamilton 41 f 55* fast 13-6 112 5 8 8* 8*=4Mahon Patriot, I*orothy Webb, J. W. Kent
JOHN, b. c. 2, by Jack Point — Taluca (J. W. Pangle). Weight today 104.
7.. 0.0 3\ in.Isor 51 f 1:08* fast 14H) los 8 9 6 6A 7®1 .1 Dennison ParadiseQueen, Havre. I’ea. Choice.
757fri Win.lsor .5-8 l:o4* hvy 15 107 6 10 10 81 6® McCalte SirCannon, Maxim Gun, High Hat.
T...353 Montreal 5 8 1:01 fast 50 _ 113 7 7 7 7* 7*1 J Howard Ragman, Gay King, A1 Busch.
MR. MAGINN. b. c, 2, by Roehampton — Miss Elizabeth (A. L. Lehman). Weight today i04.
7.5651 Win.lsor .VS 1 :<Hi* fast 60 105 ]o Pi H 11 ili«iw .1 WardPearl IVjint, Balliek, Christmas.
JIM PARKINSON, b. c, 2. by Sempronius — Shadow Dance (H. Hogan) Weight today 101.
7|^>4in M.inlreal 1 2 48* fast 50 11;: 5 5 7* S*! B Roilins I/owHeart. CoIonelZeh. Ceremonius.
1.. 109 Montnal 41 f 5»l hvy ]00 112 5 5 5 6*1 B Rollins Nastiirtia, Person.al, M. T. Greene.
AUTOJ^TIC, b. c, 2, by Six Shooter — Motilla (J. B. Respess). Weight today 104.
7.. (0.< Windsor 5 8 ] :04 livy 6<) 107 5 2 5 7® 7**1P Burton Man.vColors, Ceremonius. Pimpante.
01.. 72 l.atoiiia 5-S 1:01* fast -50 110 11 8 7 10= 10**1E Martin RohinGre.v, Stowawa.v. NedCarmack
• 5498 Latonia 5-8 1:01* fast 14 105 13 11 11 11* 11*1 E Martin F.Mossenger, N. Carmack, T.Missus
FOURTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (r»7S;:(>— 1 :2f>* — 4 — 10.3.)
dCOURT, b. c, 3, by Ben Brush — Costume (R. L. Thomas). Weig
HARCOURT, b. c, 3.
7.57'.;’, Wiiul.siir 7-8 1
75113) Montreal 1 1
IMIS -M .jiitre.il 7-8 1
DIXIE HIMMEL, b. f,
757.53 Win.lsor 7 8 1
7.567s Wind.sor 1 1
T540I .Montreal 3-4 1
BT. JEANNE, ch. f, 4.
7.5777 Witiilsor I 1
7.'i*i.,t Windsor 7-8 1
7.5465 Hamilton 3-1 1
HAWKAMA. b. g, 4,
7V.7S W’in.tsor 1 1
7.'fil3 lianiilton 1 I
7.^d37 Hamilton 61 f 1
MORTIBOY. b. 0. 4.
7-'.'l’6 Windsor 1 I
75701' Win.l.s.ir 1 I
75476 I.itonia 1 1
NIGHT MIST, ch. f,
7.57.".:! W'iinl.sor 7-8 1
75728 Wiml.sor 7-8 I
• rjl.'io Wiml.si-ir 3-1 1
LIST.FRINE. ch. f, 3.
757::o Win.lsor 1 1
7499<i l,ouisviIle 1 1-8 1
74.866 ly.uisville 1 1
y Ben Brush — Costume (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 109.
7 fast 8-5 PIS 2 4 4 2 2® 1*.t C H Sliil’gDixie Himmel, Giles. Hiaeko.
slow 7-10 111 6 4 4 2 2*1 1*1 C II SliiPpSt. Hario, Miss Marjorie. Call Boy.
6* fast 9-6 m 4 6 5 3 3® ll C H Shil’pYouthfiil, Bllllo Hihhs, Call Boy.
by Goldcrest — Lady Himmel (J. Garson). Weight today 38.
fast .31 Ml 6 3 1 1 I'j 2*1 W <Mt Harioiirt. Giles. Hiaeko.
slop 11-0 92 2 1 2 5 6 5*®lEnpl’der Hawkaina, Terali, Giles,
hvy 2 102 4 3 3 3*1 3*1 McCiiliey GoldHeart, Bellwether, K. Avondale
• St. Mark — Junaetta (C. Meister, Jr.). Weight today 100.
poiMl 5 K4 2 2 2 4 3* 3®i MeCala. SoIoii.Sli ingle, T.DoIan. St. Valentine
fa.st S 107 111 1 1* 3»1 MeGala> Creel, Redondo, Golf Ball,
fast 5 105 1 1 1 11 21 Mel'ahe NlglitMist, Ro.valOnyx, Polly Prim
Hawkswick — Amaranth (Fairport Stable). Weight today 117,
slop !i-5 lit 1 I I 1* 1® Hiirly Terah. Giles, Fernando,
fast 6 116 4 2 1 1 I'i 1®1 Harty Solon Shingle, Hiaeko, Braggadoeio.
fast 6 118 1 5 4 4® 11 Nhsil NlghtMist, Anna Smith, Ben Sfille.
Albert — Counterbreeze (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 100.
fast 1.5 |.i2 I :. .. r, 5* <; p.urns I nele Toby. Gliininer. Polly Prim,
hvy 1 102 2 4 4 4 .3' 2®. G Burii.s Hiaeko. S. Midwa.v, El Dorado,
fa.st 20 107 4 3 5 5 5 6®®iJ Butler Miss Alert, Areile, Kereheval.
by Knight of Elleralie — Quagmire (E. F. Miller). Weight today 97.
fast 5 lot .5 2 ;; 4 ■5-'' 5" .1 Fole.v Harcoiirt, Dixie Hiniinel. Giles,
fast 7 5 lot) 6 3 ly.st rider.T Koerner ('IcIITiirm-.y, ParkRovv, .M. Delaney.
Last 3 lol 6 7 5 31 2nk Kfa'rner Jane Swift, Giles, Ayr Water,
r Lamplighter — Nellie Grand (A. L. Lehman). Weight today 90.
fast to PiO 2 S II 15 15 iri>»llH‘lahy St. Hario, Lajennessc. M. Vigilant,
fast 13 :rr. 8 9 11 10 9® 9*®1E .Martin Arrow Swift, Camille, Hughes,
hvy 30 99 2 7 6 6 6*® 5^ Ilufnagel Terali, Keep.Movlng, W.T. Overton.
FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Soiling. (57W2> — 1:12]; — 3 — sc.)
REDONDO, b. g, 5, by Inspector B. — Balance All II. (J, James).
75721 Win.lsor 3-4 1 : 14* fa.st 4 107 2 2 1 1* 3= F Burton
7.V>.'4 Windsor 7-8 1:27 fast 3 102 8 5 4 3 26 2* Kennedy
75514 Hamilton 6* f 1:06* fast 4 104 9 6 3 2*6 26 Kennedy
MINOT, b. g, 4, by Lamplighter — Harchma (W. Gerst).
7572;) W in.lsor 3-1 1:11* fast 6 1(>5 1 3 3 3= 1* J Foley
753;*i| Hamilton
75314 Hamilton
3-4 1 ;13* faat 15
3-4 1:13* fast 4
9* 9*®JRosen
6® 6* E Griffin
FAHK ROW, b. g, 5, by Mirthful — Skyscraper (W. B. Harris). Weight today 103.
757. '8 Win.lsor 7-8 1 :27* fast 8 P4 7 2 1 1 p. 2ii ,| w’ .M’liyClell Turney. M. Dcl.-niey, I', flown
75416 G'vesernl Al>3-4 1:09* fast 20 101 6 6 7 7 7**lShreve Aletlieuo. Kip Ben, .TaniesB.Brart.v.
74954 Belmont 6J f l:20g fast 30 115 6 6 7 8* 8*® McCahey Lad of Lanpden, Almee C., Coriieob
EDGELY, ch. g, 6, by Jonah White — Marguerite II. (P. Gallagher). Weight today 103.
75514 Haiiiilu.n 51 f l:f«g fa.st 6 112 6 3 4 4® 4® J A .McF'nPlease. Redondo. Avr Water.
7.54:t5 Hamilton 3-4 1:14 fast 4J 108 1 11 1® ]i j .MeF'iiRedondo, Temmeraiiv. Eslella C.
<,5:2*0 Hamilton 3 4 1:13* fast 7 hW 5 6 6 3* 2® Kennedy Royal Oii.vx, Eiiripides. El Dorado.
TRACKLESS, ch. m, C, by Pontiac — Calypso (G. E. Dudley). Weight today 101.
TMhI Hamillon 1 1 tl* fast 7 107 1 1 4 3 4' .5-1.1 Schaller True P.oy. Con.le, I he Globe.
T5I11 Hamilton 1 1.41* fast 3* li:: 12 2 2 1" 2i .1 Sch.iller WhiskP.r<K>iii, Dim> ep.-iii, Ur.Miiioka.
75361 Hamilton 1 1.41* fast 6 101 1 I 2 1 1* 1* J Schaller I.exl 11. g. Lady, SirGalahinl. KidUoos.
BERTHA £., b. m, 6. by G. W. Johnson — Happy (J. FbUlips), Weight today 90.
75L54 Win.lsor 7-8 1:27 fast 12 166 2 4 5 6 6’ 6* F’hrotlier Creel. Redon.lo. St. Jeanne.
75440 Hamilton 1 1:41* fast 3-2 104 2 1 1 1 1"6 16 Kennedy Biinrida, l..exinp.Lady, L.Onvanagh.
^iBuilloa 7-K lust 4 ItKl & 4 4 6 4®k r’broUicr JSt, Jcaiuic, rollj ITuu, Ualei|:U.
SCHROEDER’S MIDWAY, ch. c, 4, by Del Paso II. — Dansante (H. ShannonlT
Weight today 106.
DELE STROME, ch. f, 4, by Bon Strome — Lindele (C. Meister, Jr.).
75779 Windsor
1 1-S 1:54 gooil 8
96 11
10 12
10
Si
6® Diggiiis
7.5041 Hamilton
1 1-16 1:48 good 10
98 2
9 8
6
5=
2.1 Deverich
75410 Hamilton
1 1:41* fa.st 12
106 10
7 7
6
41
5«J McCabe
IHE SHAUGHRAUN, ch. c, 3, by Naaturtinm-
—Ballyhoo (Mrs. M.
7.5751 Windsor
1 1-S 1:5:5* fast :’.o
102 2
4 4
4
4®
4®.l IV Ott
7.56.53 Windsor
118 1:52*fast 20
93 7
7 7
7
7
6“.U IV .M’l
7.5489 Hamilton
1 1-16 1:48 fast 5
100 4
2 3
3
26
3® T Rice
7.577>.5 Windsor 1 1-16 1:47 fast 10 l(i:{ .5 4 3 3 4‘i .5® l•”l•rollu•^ Dennis SlarTord, True Ikiy. Goldway
7,5702 Windsor 1 1:14* hvy 7 106 6 6 6 6 4® 3* Moreliiml Hiaeko, MorMlmv, El Dorado.
7.5482 Montreal 1 1:39 fast 40 97 5 6 6 6 6 6*®JMe<.'ahe.v (Joes Fast, Reidmoorc. Billie Hihhs
DELE STROME, ch. f, 4, by Bon Strome — Lindele (C. Meister, Jr.). Weight today 96.
7:.779 Windsor 1 1-8 1:54 poo.l 8 96 11 10 12 10 Si 6* Dippiiis Dmivi'pan, Flavipny. Beau Bruniiiiel
7.5041 llamllton 1 1-16 1:48 pood 10 98 3 9 8 6 6® 2.4 Deverieli St. Valentine, The Globe. Conde.
75410 Hamilton 1 1:41* fa.st 12 106 10 7 7 6 41 5«J McCabe Bertha E., Banrida, LexinptonI.ady
THE SHAUGHRAUN, ch. c, 3, by Naaturtinm — Ballyhoo (Mrs. M, L. Britton). Weight today 101.
7.5751 W’inilsor 1 1-8 1 :5:{* fast :Ut 102 2 4 4 4 4® 4®.4 W <Ht Martin liovlc. Terah. Cave Adsiim.
(.56.-35 Wind.sor 1 1 8 1 :52* fast 20 93 7 7 7 7 7 6“1.I W .M’hy Ch. GillH-rt. Glimmer, Martin Doyle
75489 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:48 fast 6 loO 4 2 3 3 26 3* T Rice Cave Ad.sum, Terah, Superstition.
NANCY, b. f, 4, by Hastings — Nineveh (J. R. Wainwright), Weight today 96.
T.5779 Wind.sor 1 l-.S 1:51 poo.l 25 101 4 2 2 4 7‘4 S'®. G.x'dike Dimvepan. Flavipny, Beau Brmiiniel
7.‘m 29 Windsor 3-4 1:11* fast 15 103 3 5 7 5® 5® G Burns Minot, Herman .folinson, .Vdrlan.
7,-,5]5 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:46* fast 20 101 5 3 3 1 7® 7®*iGo<niike K.oftheValley, Ar. Swift, I.iex.Lady
EVELYN S., ch. f. 3. by Handspring — Myrtelus (W. Gerst). Weight today 90.
7.5779 WiniLsor 1 1-S 1:54 po.hI .50 .88 7 7 6 6 6i> 9"’.4J Schaller Diinvepan. Flavipny. Bean P.rnmoiel
7.5510 Hamillon 3-4 1:13 fast .50 • 90 10 11 10 10® 9*® .1 Schaller Purslane, Anna Smith, El Dorado.
7.5410 Hamilton 1 1:41* faat 8 91 5 3 3 10 lOnviO** J Sehaller Berth.a E., Banrida. lAixinptonl.ady
OCEAN SPRAY, b. m, 5, by Oddfellow — Ethel Thomas (W. L. Oliver). Weight today 103.
7.5779 Win.lsor 1 1-S 1:51 poml .".0 li»3 8 8 10 13 13 13®* R Powell Diinvepan. Flavipny. Bean Bnimmcl
7.567.5 Windsor 3-4 1:16* slop 10 ins 1 10 9 8® 8**4Harty Little Minnie. .Vlomar, Itevery.
76440 Hamilton 11:41* fast 60 108 12 12 13 12 12® 12®® Powell Bertha E., Banrida. I.exinptonLady
NANCY, b. f, 4, by Hastings — Nineveh (J. R. Wainwright),
7.5779 Wind.sor 1 l-.S 1:51 poo.l 25 101 4 2 2 4 7‘8 S'® Goc'dik
7.5(29 Windsor 3-4 1:11* fast 15 103 3 5 7 5® 5= G Bur
7,-,5]5 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:46* fast 20 101 5 3 3 1 7® 7®*iGmniik
EVELYN S., ch. f. 3. by Handspring — Myrtelus (W. Gerst).
7.5779 Wiml.sor 11-S1:.54 po(h 1 .50 .88 7 7 6 6 6i> 9'“.‘..1 Sch;
7.-.510 Hamillon 3-4 1:13 fa.st .50 * 90 10 11 10 10® 9'« J Scln
Jam Parmer, Dnleian. John Dillon. I
Pierce Moonpold. Butter Ladle. Byzantine.
G Pierc-e Spencer Reiff, Essex II., Mlxup.
Weight today 152.
E Slone Waterwa.v, Manzano, Tony Hart.
E Stone Galt, George Iveiper, Tony Hart.
E Stone Marksman, Picktime, Big Bear.
Weight today 149.
T Rae Waterway, Manzano, Tony Hart.
T Rae Marksman. Butter Ladle, TonyHart
T Rae (Jalt, Sam Parmer, Spencer Reiff.
ole). Weight today 152.
G Wilson Sam Parmer. Dnleian, John Dillon.
G Wilson Marksman, Butter Ladle. TonyHart
7.5779 Windsor 1 1-S 1:51 pixx! li»3 8 S 10 13 13 13®' R Powell
7.5675 Wind.sor 3-4 1:16* slop 10 inS 1 10 9 8= 8'*marty
76440 Hamilton 1 1:41* fast 60 108 12 12 13 12 12® 12®® Powell
ALSATIAN, ch. c, 3, by Bassetlaw — Lorraine (Mrs. M, GoIdblattT.
7.->6.55 AV'iml.sor 1 1:11* fast 4 100 6 4 7 7 5* 5* F Burton
7.5502 Latonia 7-8 1:27* fa.st 9 101 7 5 10 11 11® 6‘ F Burton
75428 Latonia *1 1-16 1:47* fast 34-5 105 6 7 4 3 4* 2i J Butler
ALTA M'DONALD, b. c, 4, by Sanders — Golden Hopes (A. L. Poole),
7.57.55 Windsor 11-16 1:47 fast :!0 103 8 11 10 lO 9® 9'ri.W Dtt
7.5681 Windsor 1 1-16 1:.523 slop 5 101 6 5 4 4 4* 4'»iF’brother
7:5:{6 Hamilton 1 1:44 good 20 109 7 2 8 6 1** W Ott
LEFT GUARD, br. g, 5, by Makaland — Minnie Price (J. James).
75754 Wind.sor 3-4 1:14 fa.st 10 108 4 8 8 5® 4®i F Burton
7567.5 Windsor 3-4 1:16* slop 3 102 12 9 7 6* 4® Kennedy
75.540 Hamilton 3-4 1:15* good 3 106 2 2 2 In'* 2* Kennedy
REBOUNDER, b. h, 6, bv Pessara — Rebound (W. G. King-Dodds).
7.5779 Wind.sor 11-8 1:54 pood Wl 108 :: 9 9 9 11= 11'= .7 Bak<w
75491 Hamilton 11:41* fast 30 102 2 4 7 6 8* 8®J J Baker
75410 Hamilton 1 1:41 fast 40 110 7 7 7 8 7* 7** J Baker
ins 1 10 9 8® 8"JHarty Little Minnie. .Vlomar, Itevery.
108 12 12 13 12 12® 12=® Powell Bertha E., Banrida. I.exingtonLady
V — Lorraine (Mrs. M. GoIdblattT. Weight today 95.
mo 6 4 7 7 5* 5* F Burton LoxinpfonLady, Halbard, Euripides
101 7 5 10 11 11® 6* F Burton Rustle, Georpe Younp, E. T. Shipp.
105 6 7 4 3 4 * 2i J Butler John liouis. Separator, Mirzer.
irs — Golden Hopes (A. L, Poole), Weight today 106.
103 8 11 m 10 9® 9'®1W mt Denni.s Stafford. Tnu' Itoy, Giddway
101 6 5 4 4 4* 4'®JF’brother Zipanpo, Petulant, Dunvepan.
109 7 2 8 6 3®k iij w Ott Banrida, Estclla C., Approbation.
id — Minnie Price (J. James). Weight today 102.
108 4 8 8 5® 4®i F Biirlon .VnnaSmifh. T.ofSpades. Ben Stillc.
102 12 9 7 6* 4® Kennedy Little Minnie. Alomar, Revery.
106 2 2 2 Ini' 2* Kennedy Punky, Showman. New Year.
—Rebound (W. G. King-Dodds). Weight today 108.
108 :: 9 9 0 11® 1I‘® .7 Bnki'r l>nuvepan, Flavipny. Beau Bninimel
102 2 4 7 6 8* 8®J J Baker True Boy, Conde, The Globe.
110 7 7 7 8 7* 7** J Baker Ida Reck, Millstone, Clifton Forge.
75491 Hamilton 1 1:41* fast 30 102 2 4 7 6 8* 8®J .1 Baker True Boy, Conde, The Globe.
75410 Hamilton 1 1:41 fast 40 110 7 7 7 8 7* 7** J Baker Ida Reck, Millstone, Clifton Forge.
ORIENT, ch, m, 7, by Ornament — Bessie V. C. (International Stable). Weight today 103.
7.5755 Windsor 1 1-16 1:47 fast 2('i0 100 9 12 12 11 11® ll®®lBrainion Dennis Slafford. True Boy. Gobiway
68196 Citv Park 1 1:41* fast 105 10 13 13 Pulled up. Dipgins Clifton Forge. Limerick. Maznnia.
68083 City Park 1 1-16 1:48* fast 108 2 8 7 7 6'J 6=>i Lloyd r.emon Girl, Gold.Mineral. N. Burn.
SEVENTH RACE — 1 3-16 Miles, 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (631S5 — 2:02 — 5 — 107.)
ZIPANGO, b. c. 4, by Admonition — MI m 0. (A. Waber). Weight today 109.
7r>6Sl Wimi.sor 1 1-16 1:52* slop 2 110 3 4 2 1 l*i 11 C Koerner Petulant, Dnnvegan. AltaMcDonald.
7.56.55 Windsor 7-8 1:27 fast 12 109 11 11 11 11 11 11“ C Koerner Creel. Redondo. St. Jeanne.
75531 Montreal 1 1-8 1:54* fast 5 104 2 2 2 2 2»8 2®k c II Shil’gReldmoorc, Lally, Holsober.
30LDWAY, b. g, 6, by Goldfinch — Waitaway (R. L, Thomas). Weight today 112.
75755 Windsor 11-16 1:47 fast 6-5 110 1 5 5 5 .5® 3*i C II ShirpDen. Stafford, TrueBoy, Jlasnniello.
".'652 Windsor 1 1-8 1:54* fa-st 3-2 114 7 3 4 5 5* 3® C II Shil’gSolonSblngle, Flavigny, Lajeunesse
75505 Montreal 1 1-S 1:53* fast 3-5 107 4 4 3 2 " 2* l*i C H ShlPgDebar, Almandlne, St. Hario.
3T. ILARIO, blk. c, 3, by St. Carlo— Orsini (Knebelkamp & Bradficld). Weight today 103.
757;’.0 Windsor 11:42 fast 4J 113 7 6 4 3 Ink 1® C Koerner Lajeunesse, M. Vigilant, L.Cavanagh
75505 Montreal 1 1-8 1:5,3* fast 4 100 5 5 5 5 4® 4®* McCahey Goldway, Debar, Almandlne.
75429 Montreal 1 1:43* slow 3 115 2 6 6 5 4‘J 2'J C Koerner Harcourt, Miss Marjorie, Call Boy.
ST. VALENTINE, b. h, 7, by Himyar— Bracelet (J. U. Strode),
7.5777 Windsor ll:40gg(K>d 8 109 5 5 5 5 5'® 4®J W Ott
75541 Hamilton 1 1-16 1 :48 poo<l 2 108 3 2 1 1 1® IJ Harty
75466 Hamilton 1 1-8 1:53* fast 3J 113 3 6 6 5 3nt 2® Nicol
GILVEDEAR, ch. c, 3, by Giganteum — Sea Pnas (A, D. Steele).
(.5801 Windsor 1 1-16 1 ;46* fa.st 8 94 5 3 4 4 6 6» .1 W :
75J!.56 Wind.sor 1 1:40* fast 30 105 1 0 10 6 3 2® 26 T Stee
U. Strode), Weight today 109.
5'® 4®J W Ott SoloiiShingle, ToniDoIaii, St. Jeanne.
1® IJ Harty Dele Strome, The Globe. Conde.
3nk s® Nicol W.Lackaye, K.oftlieVal’y, .Millstone
L. D. Steele). Weight today 98.
6 6* .1 W M’liyCli. Gilbert, Cave .Vdsnni, P. I’rim.
2® 26 T Steele Dennis Stafford, Petulant, Punky.
NIGGER BABY. blk. g, 2, by Macy — El Poco (8. Lazarus). Weight today 104.
75497 Sheepshead 5-S 1:02* fast 20 115 8 6 6 6J 7®J Mimprave HHIsidc, Edw.ard. Wamba.
".>397 G’vesend 3-4 1:13 slop 6 IW 1 4 7 7* 7**JW Miller Fasdiion Plate. Madman, Waponoca.
75147 Gravesend 5J f 1:08 fast 2J 106 3 3 3 3® 3® W Miller R.Be.aumont, L.Hubbard, IT.Leagne
MAXIM GUN, ch. c, 2, by St. Maxim — Addle Mills (F. Cook). Weight today 101.
75i*'3 \\ iiiil.sor 5-8 l:(i4* hvy 15 1"7 7 5 3 4® 2® G Swain SirCannon, HipliHat, Arve Ijeonard
75136 Hamilton 41 f 5,5* fast 30 112 7 7 5J o'i Rosen MexleanGlrl, Christmas. Pea. Choice
75016 Toronto 4J f 56* fast 8 100 9 8 86 9“1 J W M’hy Pleasing, Apologize. Gay King.
MAXIM GUN, ch. c, 2, hy St. Maxim — Addie Mills (F. Cook). Weight today 101.
75i*'3 \\ iiiil.sor 5-8 l:(i4* hvy 15 1"7 7 5 3 4® 2® G Swain SirCannon, Higiillat, Arve Ijeonard
75136 Hamilton 41 f 5,5* fast 30 112 7 7 5J o'i Rosen MexleanGlrl, Christmas. Pea. Choice
75016 Toronto 4J f 56* fast 8 100 9 8 86 9“J J W M’hy Pleasing, Apologize, Gay King.
MELTON CLOTH, br. g, 2, by Mel Ionian — Glensetto (E. F. Carman). Weight today 104.
7;>422 (I’veseinl 51 f 1:07* fast 8 119:! 4 4 6 6®®1G Burns I’nele Jim, Rostrum, Selectman.
7.52!*7 G’veserid 6J f 1:09 fast 20 105 3 2 3 36 3®J G Burns TrolsTemp, Waponoca. HarlemMaid
73664 S. Anita 1-2 47* fast 7 97 6 6 5 * 4*J G Burns Horace H., Foreguard, Ned Jram.
H1(JH HAT, b. g, 2, by Sombrero — Celebrity (B. & O. Stable). Weight today 106.
7>di3 Windsor 5-S 1:04* hvy 7 Iti :! 3 2 2J 3®j Francis SirOnnioii, MaxiiiiGiiii, .Vr. Leonard.
75.i04 Montri’al 5-8 1:00 fast 30 109 6 7 7 7 7'® Morelaiul Takahira. Ragni.an, Havre.
"4I.5S Jamaica 5-8 1:02 mud 20 9 1 7 7 7 7 7®® Francis Havre, Force, Miss Iligliland.
JIM FITZ, br. c, 2, by Lackford — Shoes (C. Pangritz). Weight today 104.
TS.rdi \V iiiilsor 51 f l:os* fast 100 ]07 c 5 r> 5J ;5* Mor(‘Iaiid ParadiseQiiocii, Havre. Pea.Clioiee.
V;>28.5 Hatnilioii 41 f 5.>* fa.st 30 107 4 7 7* ll*®JKenncd.v Vf.Imogone, i*(>a.Clioice, I’ocotaligo.
74832 Louisville 4J f 53* fast .500 98 7 7 76 8®*lKeiin<‘dy Acqiiia, Advancing, Anne McGee.
INDIAN HUNTER, br. c, 2. by Faraday — Minnehaha III. (J. S. Tyree). Weight teday 107,
7.'.Miit Wind.sor r>-8 l;ol fast -50 !H| 6 6 6 6® 6®i K’brothcr R. R.snI. Hawksllipht. Ballii k.
01 f 1:08* fast :!0 106 10 lo pj 8J 6*J McC:i1m> ParadiseQueen, Havre. Pea.Clioiee.
7.i7ii:! Windsor 5-S 1;04* hvy 4 110 11 7 4 3J 5® G Burns SirCannon, Maxim Gun, High Hat.
THEO. COOK, b. c, 2, by Ben Brush — Climax (A. Turney). Weight today 104.
75439 Hamilton 4J f 55* fast 13-6 112 5 8 8* 8*=JMaIion Patriot, I*orothy Webb, J. W. Kent
75376 I.atonIa 1 3-16 2:01 fast 16-3 105 7 1 1 1 3*J 4®J Heidel Albert Star, Tlvolinl, La Fayette.
DOUBT, ch. g, 4, by Star Shoot — Mistruat (P. M. CivUI). Weight today 108.
7.57.51 Windsor 1 1-S 1 :.5:{* fast 12 102 6 6 5 5 5® .5®J .1 W M’hy Marlin Doyle, Terah. Cave Adsiim.
7.54.57 Montreal 1 1-8 1:54* fast 7-10 107 2 6 5 6 5® 1* C H Shil’gRloGrande, L.J.HajTman, Almaiuiin>»
753.58 Montreal 1 1-8 1:54 fast 7-10 107 4 5 5 4 3*J 1® O H Shil’g.Miss Marjorie, Uolscher, 1x1. Dixon.
RIO GRANDE, b. g, 4, by Pessara — Valora (W. F, Mathews). Weight teday 107.
7.5779 Windsor 1 1-8 1:.54 g'Hid 8 107 5 5 5 5 4® 4* C Koorimr Dunvepan, Flavipny, Beau BrumuicI
757o4 Windsor 1 1-4 2:12* hvy 2 97 2 3 4 4 5® 5"J T Koerner Pr>'taiiia, Ilol.scher. Hom-pa.
755:!4 Montreal 1 1:39* fast 4 102 9 9 9 8 6® S'J T Koerner Yaddo, Dennis Stafford. Mariposa.
KING THISTLE, b. g, 3, by Knight of the Thistle — Kosalie (L. Blume). Weight today 96.
72637 F.Grounds 3-4 1:17* slow 50 97 9 6 11 12 12®® S Flynn Bitter Sir, Alsatian, Stone Street.
72528 City Park 5J f 1:08* good 75 106 11 13 13 12® 12** JL Bailey Rural Boy, Variety. Ix>rimer.
72052 Benning 5-8 1:03* fast 15 104 9 . 8 S 8 5®J Cullen Bellwether, T.ofSpades, Omnipotent
TAMME, b. g, 3, by Ornament — Landlady (A. Turney). Weight today 92.
756.56 Wind.sor 1 1:40* fast 12 94 11 11 11 10 S.J 7** T Koerner DeiinisStafford. Gilvedear. Petulant
7.5541 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:48 good 5 92 5 5 9 9 6* 5® Kennedy St. Valentine. DcleStroine, T.GIolie
75391 Hamilton 1 1:42 fast 6 101 6 4 4 11 9J 9® Goedike J.Crawford, MonteCarlo. Bathhrlck.
New York Entries and Past Performances for Monday, July 6.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW.
NEW YORK ENTRIES.
(Slieep.sliead Bay.)
Racing starts at 2:.‘!0 p. m. (Chicago time, 1;.30.)
XR'iiis well in mud. 0Sui>ei'ior mild runner.
First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course.
(Track record: 260.37 —
;01i—
2—1
22.)
Did.
Horses.
Rpc.
A.
Wt.
Hdeii.
(75.117)
Cbepoiituc
1:07*
102
.©725
75717®
ll.iiiilcr
!«»
.XT20
(7.562.5 1
Melissa
103
...720
(7.56(17)
Waponoca
1:0S
106
...715
7560;{®
The I’ii>iiin
1 :OT*
105
...7L5
(T.Kai.t)
Helen Hiirvev
10S
...715
7.57ti4®
Gliding Belle
1:07*
i<n»
. X710
7.5717
Haiiiiiiock Boy
dm;
• X710
7.562.5
Chaperon
. X710
7.'>607
Nedliin
102
. X705
.Mugwump
OS
. , . 7^V>
7.5ti90
Traveller
107
. . .7(Kl
7.5<rj.5
Yankee Daughter
10.3
.X7(K>
75.56.S
Rnxton
102
. . .700
Pescatore
io;i
. . .695
Second Race — 7-8 Mile
Main
Course.
.3-.vear-olds and iipwar
1. H;
iidh
ap.
(Track record; (2!I9:;-
:21*-
3—1
19.)
7.5710
‘IVestbiirv
4.
.112
. . .7.50
7.5766®
Peter Quince
1:27
.112
...745
(7.5C.0.5)
King Cobalt
1 :l!5*
3.
.117
. ©745
Roselien
1
.1.30
. X745
7.5712®
Jacobit(>
1 :’2-5*
n.
.110
.X745
Dreamer
1:25
6.
.118
. . .740
7.57.<8»®
‘Royal 'i'oiirist
.114
...710
751!i:’.
.Vlfred N.'>bb‘
.108
• X740
75(211
tFaleada
1:31*
.dm;
. . .740
7.56 P2®
Sir ( lieges
1 :36g
.105
. X710
7191 +
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. 9!>
.©740
7.7iU rj
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.117
. X 7:!5
7.5791
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1
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.102
. X7.35
7r»7i;.*i
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.X73.5
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. 95
.. .7:1.5
7.5TS«;
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. 90
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nillielier Ktable eiilry.
Did. Horses. Riv. A. Wl. Hdep.
7.">7.'v8® Tnrliellino ' 122 .87.5
7.5ti22®14'<mnt.v Fair 1 1.5. .. ..87.5
7.578.8 Escliiiii 118.....M>.5
(75788) Statesman 116 .S60
*.T. E. Madden entry.
fJ. R. Keene entry.
tH. P. Whitne.v entry.
Fourth Race — 1 5-8 Miles.
Lawrence Realization .Stakes. $lo,ii<K) addeil.
o-.v car-olds. .Mhiwances.
(Track record: 10185 — 2:1.5* — -126. )
(7.5IU1) ‘FAIR PLAY I2i!. . XO'
7.57.80 King James 12*i..XS
7.57l.:®*.Viilaeus 116.. X8
7571.5 Doraule 126.. X8
Belmont t'litry.
Fifth Race — 1 1-8 Miles Turf Course.
3-year-olds aud u[>ward. Uaiidicaii.
(Track record: (755S8 — 1:.52* — 6 — 118.)
-126.)
I2i!. . X900
12*i. . X 880
116. . X.82.5
126..X8’25
70727
Doctor Gardner . . .
r>.
.126.
. X7.".0
757SJ»
Gretna Green ....
..1:.52
4.
.120.
. . .715
7r>7tjr»5
Grapple
..1:.T!*
6.
.116.
.©740
7.57Cs5
Juggler
..l:.->.t*
.115.
. X 710
7r.7!Mt
Miss Crawford ...
..1:.52*
.100.
. X7t«i
7.5741)
D’.Vrkle
..2:03*
i\.
. !S1.
. X740
7.5 (40
Tour<‘iine
. .1:52
4.
.118.
. X7:k5
757sn®‘Roval Tourist
.113.
. . ,7o5
75P.tO)
Brother Jonatliaii .
..l:.5t*
.DKi.
. . 7.*sr»
7.5741
Killieerankie
..1:54*
4.
. HS.
.X 7:1.5
76.5 ‘Sea Wolf 1 :.53* l..D»!» 730
76.5 Tony Bonoro 1:.56 4. .1 (h:. . X730
700® Crack Shot .’!.. 07 730
767 Sailor Girl 1:54* 1.. 85 725
♦II. 1’. Whitney entry.
Sixth Race — 1 Mile.
3 year-olds artd upward. Selling.
Third Rate — 3-4 Mile Futurity Course.
Doiihh* Event. S<>coiid Half.
2-y<ar-olds. .Vllowaiices.
Weight today 98.
T. Robinson. K. Onyx. Jane Swift.
Creel, St. Jeanne, Golf Ball.
Please, Ayr Water, Edgely.
Weight today 96.
Herman .Tohn.son, Adrian, Spion.
Royal Onyx, Edgely, Euripides.
.Vloncon, Belniere. Edgely.
(Track record:
6 I 709 -ClOj!-
-2— 1(18.)
•56lo)‘Sir Martin .
1 :12
12!I.
X900
.564o‘tllebiiet
I :I2?
122.
. .s;ki
.5640®‘l'ave(te
1:12*
129.
. .s^r>
5 ( 62® t. 8(. jeet man
1:14
1
X-8.S.5
.56+0 IBobbiu
122.
. .S.SO
.>.>6S®tTurncoat . . .
115.
XSW)
(Track record; 63213 - 1 :.57*- 3 101.)
75.585 The Wrestler 1 :;2>* 4.. 1 03.. y 725
757<i.‘. Krizetle 1 ;.3S* .3. . (02. . X 720
(75712) Colonel While I;40 6..in..X715
75767 Black Oak I : Biji ;:. .IOl 715
7.5742® Roekstoiie 1 . . . 1 : 10 1. . 108. . . .715
75765 .Marathon 1:12 4 . . 1 1 1 . . X7PI
(7.5.5.32) Disohciliciit .5. . 103. . . .710
75767 Long Ball 3.. OI..X710
7.5701® George G. Hall l;.30i I..108 70.5
7.5767 Torenia . lO:!, . . .70.5
7.5712 Batsman 3. . 103. . . .700
7.571.3 Campaigner 1::2>» 4. . 11.3. . X690
75032 .Mexican Silver 4. . 108. . Xli0<i
The tigiires ninler ‘'R>>c.” in alajve entries show
the liest time mad** hy the hors<‘ at the distance
.since Jaiiiiar.v 1, 1006. This lime is not neiTssarily
made hy a winner. It may be the estimated time
of a losing performance.
LAD OF LANGDEN, h. g, 4, by Algol — Last of Lxngden (R. E. Watkins). Weight today 105.
7.>H2 ( ” vesclid I I 16 1 ; Is fast 4J 105 I 1 4‘.( 8" D .MeC’thv .\nlaeiis. Tipping. Ixird Stanhope.
7:2-1 G’vesend 1 1-16 1;1C fa.st 6 103 2 11 1 2J 3** Dehihy Roekstoiie., Hy(KTi«n II.. Okenite.
75120 O’ vesend Ab.3- 4 1:09* fast 8 100 2 7 6 6'J 6>*JDelaby MtCarter, T.MoGratb. DonEuriiiue.
TEMMEEAIRE, b. g, 4, by Ballyhoo Bey — Mi.ss Hamburg (J. Dyment) "vVeight today 96.
7.i.--o| Wiii'ls')!' .3 I 1:Ia* fast it lol 2 :j ;; 4® 5'® Francis Ida D.. Ali iicoii. Waterbiir.i.
7.->6ki( Wind.sor 2-4 1:17* sloi> S-5 llo 3 2 :‘."k :;-t Deverich MissDelaiie.v, Teiiakoe. P.llohonlohe
754s.) Hamilton 3-4 1:11 fast 2J loi 4 2 2 2® 1* Deverich Col.Faverdale, IdaRcck, LeftGuard
PARK ROW, b. g, 5, by Mirthful — Skyscraper (W. B. Harris). Weight today 103.
757. 'S Win.lsor 7-8 1 :27* fast X ].i4 7 2 1 1 p. 211 ,| \v .M’liyClell Turney. M. Delaney, I', flown
75416 G'veseri.l Al.3-4 1:09* fast 20 101 6 6 7 7 7**JShreve Aletlieuo. Big Ben, .TamesB.Brad.v.
74954 Belmont 6J f 1:20* fast 30 115 D 6 7 8* 8*® McCahey Lad of Langden, Almee C., Corncob
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED MONDAY.
FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs Futurity Course. 2-year-olds. Selling. 1260.37 — 1:04* 2 122.1
Index Course DistTimcT’ckOdds Wt St */, *4 % StrFin Jockeys Bo.st Company.
^HEPONTUC, ch. c, 2. by Ornament — Chilpiquin (Montpelier Stable). Weight today 102.
--iiK ''ef'r J /!-* i' •> 2 JJ l*i E Dugan High Range. T<al. Moorish King.
lesend 5J f l-Oi last 10 lOn 1 2 2 2'J 2!> E Dugan Intervene. Home Run. Bonnie Kelsn
04 1 1:0* i;u»t 10 30i> 1 2 2 2*4 2^ K l>u;xun Intcrvrno, Home Run Konnfe Kelso
(49.» Belmont 4J f 53* hvy 60 110 5 _ 5 5® 5‘*JCreevy Sir Martin, Uncle Jiiii, Trols Temp.
DANDER, b. c, 2, by Sir Dixon — My Queen (P. S. P. Randolph), Weiaht todav 99
2- Lea-h Walcrvliet. Takahi^ 'uerJv
il7 .8hee|)sh'il 5-8 i:iHi:| fast :9) pi?
74913 Belmont 5-8 1:01* slop 5 105 8 7 8 8 * 7*J Horner Taboo. Right Sort iVlidinir Bel'le ’
(4808 Belmont 5-8 1:01* slop 5 100 1 111® i*t D McC’lhy FatberStafford, w’amboro.'^S PbyilU
MELISSA, ch. f, 2, hy Star Shoot — Much Ado (P. J. Dwyer). Weight tndair in.'’
7.5625 Sbeepsh d 5-8 1:01 fast 9-5 lln 1 3 3 .3i> IJ D McC’Uiy Taboo. The Pippin Rubia (iranda’
75^ G’vesend ^8 1:02* slop « 114 2 2 1 1® 1® Notter I'be Pippin, wil^^^^
(o-oO Gravesend 5-S 1.01 fast 4 98 3 4 o 3- 2- Shreve Erbet, Intervene, Voodoo.
WAPONOCA, b. c, 2, by Sempronius — Ambulance (J. W. McClelland). Weirht todav in«
fr? ii- 2 5 ]*! ^***D-r ‘Star Thistle. WatervIIet, EHiertal.
^^....6 (. veseiul .. 4 1:13 slop .> _ 112 in ;> :>* 3'-l .1 Lee Ftislibni Plate, .Madman, Sir .John
...2;i. <. veseml 5Jf 1:119 fa.st 8 a 108 . 3 2 2® 2- Notter TrolsTemp. .MeltoiiCloth. Har.Maid.
THE PIPPIN, b. f, 2. by Ben Strome — Spindrift (Newcastle Stable). Weight todav 105.
I.’*!'!.’ •'![ '‘•■'I'.'l I J fast 2 ,; 112 3 I 1 2 ;: 2'(No|irr HelfiiHarvey, M.aa-.King, Ro.st,ru^
^X).j .''bcep.sh d jS1:i*I fast 4 lln 4 1 1 la 3* B Dugan Melissa, Taboo. Rnbla Gramla'
(.)l4i G vesend uj f 1:07* fast 4 lu9 5 2 3 3’ 2® Musgruve Suffragette, HarleuiMald, b'anitless
HELEN HARVEY, b. f. 2. by Star Ruby— Doughnuts (H. L. Lee). Weight todav 108
-i e 1 •>? 1!" I 3 2 11 1*1 Garm r Tlie Pippin Moorish King, Uustruin
•oylb bhucosli d ii^ f 1.06^ last vd iiz 6 6 4 6® ij*‘ Uv'O’Uij Stlwird, iiUleido, WtmlHi]
HELEN HARVEY, b. f. 2. by Star Ruby — Doughnuts (H. L. Lee).
7:>6:i;: .8he<»|i.sli’<l r.J f 1:07* fa.st 15 112 7 2 2 11 1*1 Garner
DAILYi RXCING FORM.’
SUNDAY, JULY 5, IMS.
GLIDING BELLE, b. f, 2, by Belle'i Commoner — Gliding: By (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 109.
ii764 yhcup-Nh’ (1 i>\ [ fast S Uis 1 4 2 2*4 Gilbert Preceptor, .Tbc Madden, Siini. Xight
•7.'i667 Shcepsh’d t>J f l;07jl fast 40 114 8 8 8 7- 7*‘?.K McOan’l Selectman. Sandpi|«-r, Con. Hanger.
7ri566 Sheepsh’d f l;tw fast 8 114 « 5 5 r.J 5<i Mcralie.v Taboo, Clef, Fore.
HAMMOCK BOY, ch. c, 2, by Harainoek — Sister Adeline (G. M. Odom). Weight today 106,
75717 Sliccj>sh-(1 ,5-s fast ItJ S !» ];{ |{ McPairiWatervliet. Pander, Takaliira.
7e622 Sheepsh'd f>l f 1:07 fast 25 114 8 5 5 7 7"'’iMusgrave Con. Ranger. Sea('liff, County Fair.
73349 City Park 3i f 43? pood 6 117 3 IJ 4’i U McDanTKoseb’g II., Nasturtla, Brougham.
CHAPERON, b. f, 2, by Galore — Discretion (J, E. Madden). Weight today 99.
7562o Sheepsh’d 6-8 1:01 fa.st 110 11 11 10 10 10*‘ J Lee .Melis.sa, Tulax*. The Pippin.
763ii5 G’vesend 6i f 1:07* fast 20 9S 11 11 11 li* 10*» Shreve Fore, Rose Beaumont, Taboo.
(4338 Aqueduct 1-2 47g fast 4 104 1 2 2** 8*‘iF’brother U. Captive, Arlonette, M.Hlghland.
NEDLIM, b. o, 2, by Semproniui — La Poupee (F. H. Milden). Weight today 102.
75^)7 Sheepsh’d 5-8 l:uo fast 10 Ht2 5 7 9 9 7'*i Garner Waponoca. Star Thistle, Watervllet
CHAPERON, b. f, 2, by Galore — Discretion (J, E. Madden),
75625 Sheepsh’d 6-8 1:01 fast 110 11 11 10 10 10'* J Le
TOITRENNE, b. c, 4, by Oddfellow — Ethel Thomas (R. J. Mackenzie). Weight today 118.
7.'i74ti .Shecp.sh’d 11-8 1:52 fast 10 104 1 2 2 2 4- 7»i 1» ’McC’thy Far West, .Tack .Mkiu, Gold Lady.
75623 Sheepshead 1 1:37* fast 12 lot! 4 4 6 4 5t* .5*1 Slusgrave llandellon. .Tack Atkin, Dreamer.
75495 Sheepsh’d 1 1-d 2:0.3 fast 20 111 2 4 2 3 7* 10'^ Musgravo Ballot, King James, Fair Play.
ROYAL TOURIST, b. c, 3, by Sandringham — Lcisui-c (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 113.
75789 Sliecpsh’d 1 1 4 2;"*;* niiul 12 104 I 3 2 2 3* .rd !■: I'ligan I’riscillian, Firestone. M. Robert.
7.5691 .''lieepsli’d 1 1-S 1:.53A fast 3J 114 7 5 5 4 4i 4'* K Pugaii I’irespxw. .Master RoIktI, S|x»oncr.
7.^5.52 Slict'psh'd 6i f LlSjS fast 4 115 5 5 5 3‘ li K L'ligan Besom. Pantoufle, Tony Bonero.
BROTHER JONATHAN, ch. g. 3, by Yankee— Sister Mary (T. W. Coulter). Weight today 100.
753t»5 G’vesend
74338 Aqueduct
6i f 1:07* fast 20
1-2 47* fast 4
11 11 11* 10*» Shreve
2 21* 8*‘iF’brother
75790 Sheepsh'd 1 1-2 2:34* mud 8-5
75692 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:06 fast 8
11 2 li 1* Sweet
3 3 4 21* 2* Sweet
Iteanclere, Crack Shot, Lally.
Grapple. Beauclere, Pontoon.
NEDLIM, h. o, 2, by Semproniui — La Poupee (F. H. Milden).
75607 Sheepsh’d 5-8 l:oo fast 10 102 5 7 9 9 7*S Gan
75624 Sheepsh’d 1 1-2 2:34 fast 8-5 92 1 3 2 1 1* 1* G Burns Beauclere, Kllliecrankie, L.St’nhope
75269 G’vesend 5J f 1:08* fast 10 103 6
75148 Gravesend 6J f 1:07* fast 20 102 11
KILLIECRANKIE, ch. f, 4, by Kilmarnock— Kildeer (W. C, Daly).
7.5741 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:08* fast 7 102 2 5 6 5 5* .5*4. Vorke
Weight today 88.
I)’.\rkle, Pr.Ching, .Miss Crawford.
7al48 Gravesend 6J f 1:07* fast 20 102 11 9 9 9J 10’» Shreve Shapdale, Waponoca, Racquet.
MUGWUMP, hr. c, 2, by Locohatchee — Reform mare (J. F, Carroll). Weight today 98.
7-'693 Sheepsh’d 54 f 1:07? fast 6o 115 11 ]i n )2 13 H Sniilh Ilel. Harvey, ThePi|>pln, .Moor.KlNg.
TKAVELLER, ch. c, 2, by Prince of Melbourne— Rose Prim (W. Clay). Weight today 107.
7;i*i9o .SheejLsh’d 5-8 59? fast 50 1*12 7 7 7 7i 6’" .McCahe.v Preceptor, Fore, Se.a Cliff.
YANKEE DAUGHTER, h. f, 2, by Mazagan— Bailie of Navarre (C. R, Ellison). Weight today 103.
75625 Sheepsh’d .5-8 1:01 fast 30 110 3 4 4 4>* 8"i -Mu.sgrave Melissa, Taboo. The Pippin.
75269 G’vesend 6J f 1:08* fast 6 105 2 3 5 6* 6*J Notter RlghtSort, LadyHnbbard, Bon.Kelso
75222 G’vesend 6i f 1:07 fast 4 109 9 6 5 6*‘iGarner Armlak, Madman, Rostrum.
RUXTON, b. c, 2j by Carlton Grange— Davelle (M. J, Cromwell). Weight today 102.
7.K168 Sheepshead 5-8 592 last 60 117 7 7 7 7 7**JMcCahey Helmet, Connaii’tRanger, 'Turncoat.
75497 Sheepshead 5-8 1:02* fast 30 118 11 12 13 13 13**iShreve Hillside. Edward, Wamba.
PESCATORE, cb. c, 2, by Requital — Fisher Girl (A. L. Aste). Weight today 103.
7: 693 Sheepsh’d o.J f 1:07* fast 50 112 16 16 16 17 17 Brussel HeLHarvey, TliePippln, Moor.King.
H. P. TVhltney entry — Delirium, 'Timber, Royal Tourist and Westbury.
Montpelier Stable entry — Falcada and Shadow G lance.
i 4- Musgrave RlghtSort, LadyHnbbard, Bon.Kelso 1 75666 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:06* fast 6 97 2 3 3 3 3>* 3* E Dugan Old Honesty, Juggler, Fonntalnblue
Melissa, Taboo. The Pippin.
RlghtSort, LadyHnbbard, Bon.Kelso
Armlak, Madman, Rostrum.
Weight today 102.
Helmet, Connaii’tRanger, Turncoat.
Hillside, Edward, Wamba.
Weight today 103.
HeLHarvey, TliePippln, Moor.King.
SECOND RACE — 7-8 Mile Main Course, 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (ColO.") — 1:24* — .'> — 119.)
WESTBURY, h. g, 4, by Meddler— Urania (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 112.
Sheep.sh’d 1 1-8 1:52 fast 7 107 2 1 1 1 2= 4- E Dugan Far West, Jack Atkin, Gold Lady.
75551 Sheepsh’d 3-4 1:12 fast 7 112 10
75392 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* slop 4* 115 3
■ALFRED NOBLE, b. c, 3, by Garry Hermann — Ethel Pace (C, S. Harrison), Weight today 108.
7^93 SheepslTii ^ 1 1:40 fa.st 8-5 121 4 4 4 4 5* .5*4 J Lee Monopolist, Rosirairo, Julia Powel.
75419 G’ve.send Ab3-4 1:11* fast 8-3 115 3 3 4 4* 2‘‘ J l.ee King' Cobalt, Rosimiro, Explosion.
71420 Belmont 3-4 1:13 fast 5 112 8 7 5 4* 4* J Martin Uncle, Falcada, Jim Gaffney.
FALCADA, ch. c, 3, by Woolsthorpo— Falema (Montpelier Stable). Weight today 106.
75691 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:,53* fast 4* 112 5 3 4 5 6 6*» J Lee Firestone, Master Robert, Spooner.
75584 Sheejjsh’d 6J f 1:20 fast 2* 112 2 3 2 1>* 1** E Dugan Corncob. Peter Quince, Monopolist.
75492 Sheepsh’d 6* f 1:19 fast 10 106 6 4 4 4* 4** R McDau’lBaby Wolf, Bouquet, Notasulga.
SIR CLEGES, b, c, 3, by Falsetto— Florika (G. J, Long). Weight today 105.
75612 ].,atonia 1 1 :39? fast 71 101 1 3 3 2 2* 3*1 J Butler Moquette, Pr. Ahmed. DaintyDame.
75127 I.44tonia 1 1-2 2:35* fast 51 122 6 6 6 6 4* 4* 'Troxler Plnkola, Czar, Ordono.
75069 Louisv’le 1 1-16 1:46 fast 4 114 7 2 2 3 6>* 7* Heidel Clmlita, Czar, Pinkola.
BTARGOWAN, b. c, 3. by Star Shoot— Ellangowan (P. J. Rainey). Weight today 99.
74914 Belmont 61 f 1:21* slop 13 100 3 5 5 Pull. up. McCaheyPriscillian. King Cobalt. Roseben.
7449S Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 15 103 2 1 1 1*1 ih Notter Fleming, Fair Play, Frank Lord.
70205 Brighton B. 3-4 1:14* mud 126 4 6 8 8* 8*» J Lee Chapultepec. Smoker. Sir Cleges.
T IMB ER, h. h, 6, by Ogden — ^Lola A. (H. P. Whitney), Weight today 117.
75602 .'■'hecp.sh’d 61 f 1:19 fast 4 122 4 4 4 4 4**1E Dugan Rosel>en. Bouquet, Jubilee.
7,5516 Slieep.Nh’d 61 f 1:2(^ fast 8-5 140 4 1 1 1* 1** B Dugan Saracinesca, FarWest, EarTsCourt
75193 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 3 118 3 3 3 3* 6*» E Dugan Roseben, Pantoufle, Gold Lady.
ZIENAP, b. m, 5, by Florist — Alleviate (W. F. Schulte). Weight today 102.
75791 .shceps'd 1 1-16 l:4Sg mud 6 113 1 5 o 5 4* 4* W Miller QuestionMark, Delirium. G.C.Hall.
7:5521 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 15 113 11 9 9 9 9 9** J Lee TheWTestler, Rockstone. TomDolan
754(1 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:47* fast 4 110 8 11 9 9 8J 7** J Lee Pontoon, Frlzette, Sugar Pine.
7449S Jamaica 5J f 1:07 fast 15 103 2 1 1 1** Ih ?
70205 Brighton B. 3-4 1:14* mud 125 4 6 8 8* 8** J
TIMBER, h. h, 6, by Ogden— Lola A. (H. P. Whitney).
75602 .'-'hecp.sh’d 6A f 1:19 fast 4 122 4 4 4 4 4**’.I
7,5516 Sheepsh’d 6* f 1:2(^ fast 8-5 140 4
75193 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 3 118 3
5 4* 4* W Miller QuestionMark, Delirium. G.C.Hall.
9 9 9** J Lee TheWTestler, Rockstone, TomDolan
9 8J 7** J Lee Pontoon, Frlzette, Sugar Pine.
TONY BONERO, br. c, 4, by Sain — America (C, R. Fleischmann), Weight today 95.
7.i765 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:52* fast :!0 106 4 1 1 1 5*.*.10**.*.McCahev Monfort, Spooner. Grapple.
7.5W4 .Sheepsh’d 61 f 1:21* fast 9-20 148 1 1 1 1« 1* MrDFl’m’n Grand Vedette, Ben Cole, Renault.
75552 Sheepsh’d CJ f 1:18* fast 6 102 7 7 6 6* 4** G Btirjis Royal Tourist, Besom, Pantoufle.
DELIRIUM, b. g, 3, by Sandringham — Forget (H. P. Whitney), Weight today 95.
7.(791 .Sheejis’d 1 1-16 1:48? mud 31 110 4 2 2 2 2* 2*.’. E Dugan Question Mark, G.C.Hall. Zieiiu|(.
75668 .Sheep.s’d 11-16 1:47 fast 2 107 3 1 1 1 1* 2>* E Dugan Geo.G.Hall, .Montauk, Coat of Arm.s
75571 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 6 109 15 11 6 8 8 * 7>< E Dugan Jeanne d’Arc, Geo. G. Hall, Monocle
SHADOW GLANCE, b. g, 3, by Sempronius — Shadow Dance (Montpelier Stable). Weight today 90.
73786 Slieepsli’d 6J f 1:22 mud 20 108 9 9 9 8 8**JCreery SirLviniewtKKl.Rosimlro.SarKcinesca
76493 Sheepsh’d 1 1:40 fast 40 99 7 7 6 G 6** 4* Creery .Monopolist, Rosimiro, Julia Powel.
74844 Belmont 1 1:40* fast 12 102 4 1 1 2 3J 4»J E Dugan Dorante, Big Chief, Jubilee.
CREATION, b. c, 3, by Altamax — Recreation (T. H. Williama). Weight today 97.
7.16.3s .Sheepsh’d 6Jfl:19 fast luO 97 7 4 4 4i* 8*i Gilbert Westbury, Roseben. De Miind.
75121 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:46* fast 60 101 3 4 4 4 4 4**> Gilbert RoyalTourlst, LlveWlre, Rob.Cooper
74818 Oakland 1 1:41* slop 13 95 1 1 1 1 IJ l>* Gilbert CoilectorJessnp, Entrada, Tim. Wen
third RACE— 3-4 Mile Futurity Course. Double Event (Second Half). 2-year-olds. Allowances
(047<r.t--l :10*— 2— 10.S.)
SIR MARTIN, ch. c, 2, by Ogden — Lady Sterling (J. E. Madden). Weight today 129.
7.5640 t'heepsh'd :(-4 1:12 fast 2-5 129 5 5 5 4* 1* J Lee Fayette. Helmet, Bobbin.
75494 Sheepsh’d 5J f 1:07 fast 2-5 129 4 4 3 2** 2* J Lee Fayette, Esperanto. Bobbin.
7.5366 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 1-2 129 4 4 4 4* 2* J I,ee Fayette, Bobbin, Statesman.
HELMET, hr. c, 2, by Disguise — St. Mildred (J. R. Keene). Weight today 122.
75640 Slieep.sh’d 3-4 1:12 fast 2i 122 3 3 3 2J 3-'l Notter Sir Martin, Fayette, Bobbin.
7.5568 Sheepshead 5-8 59* fast 1-2 117 2 2 2 1*J 1* G Burns Con. Ranger, Turncoat, Marse Abe.
FAYETTE, ch. c, 2, by Ogden — Saratoga Belle (J. E. Madden). Weight today 129.
7.5640 SlKHp.sh’d .3-4 1:12 fast 2-5 12!t 2 2 2 1'* 2* W .Miller .Sir Martin, Helmet. Bobldn.
7.5494 Sheei)sh’d 5* f 1:07 fast 2-5 129 3 3 1 1* 1* W’ Miller Sir Martin, Esperanto, Bobbin.
7.5tiC6 tl’vesend Ab3-4 1:09? fast 1-2 115 2 2 2 2* 1* W’ Miller Sir Martin, Bobbin, Statesman.
SELECTMAN, h. c, 2. by Voter — Pink Domino (J. R. Keene). Weight today 122.
75762 Sheepsh'd :!-4 1:13? fast 3 122 2 1 1 2>* 2* Notter Sea Cliff, Connaught Ranger. Auiii
7.5667 SheepsITd 5J f 1:07* fast 3* 117 2 2 2 2* 1>* Notter Sandpiper, Con. Ranger, El Plcaro.
75422 O’vesend 5* f 1:07* fast 11-5 108 3 2 2 3* 3*i Notter Uncle Jim, Rostrum, Sherlock.
BOBBIN, ch. c, 2, by Meddler — Handspun (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 122.
7.564U Sheep.sh’d 3—1 1:12 fast 20 1 22 1 1 1 36 4* E Dugan Sir Martin. Fayette, Helmet.
7.5494 Stieepsh’d 6* f 1:07 fast 7 122 5 6 ,5 36 4''J Musgrave Fayette, Sir .Martin, Esperanto.
7.5366 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 3 115 3 3 3 3*J 3® E Dugan Fayette, Sir Martin, Statesman.
'TURNCOAT, h. c, 2, _hy Voter — Costume (J. E. Keene). Weight today 115.
75.5641 Slieepshead .5-8 59* fast 1-2 117 3 3 :> 3* S-’’ Notter Helmet. Con’ghtRjinger. Marse AIk"
74877 Belmont 4J f 61 slop 2 105 6 4 4* 4* Notter Uncle Jim, Sir Martin, Top Note.
TORBELLINO, b. c, 2, by Solitaire II — Sevens (A. B. Spreckels), Weight today 122.
7-j 78S Slieepsh'd 3-4 1:16? mud 5 125 2 2 2 2 2“ McCahey Slatesnian. Torbelliuo. St. Faiseiia.v
75665 Sheepsh’d Gi f 1:07 fast 20 112 5 4 4 3* 1* McCaliey W'amtxa, Mediant, Statesman.
75640 Sheepsh’d 3-4 1:12 fast 50 122 6 6 6 6 6*’JW Doyle Sir Martin, Fayette, Helmet.
WUNTY FAIR, ch. c, 2, by Hamburg — Mineola (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 115.
7-5622 .Sheepsh’d 61 f ] :<»( fa.st 8-5 Ho 4 4 4 :;'l 3*.J G Burns Con. Ranger, Sea Cliff, Rostrum.
75(150 Sl)t epsh’d .5-8 1:00? fast 6 110 4 .5 .5 .56 6*®1E Dugan Counterpane, Harrigan. El Plcaro.
75494 SheepsITd 5J f 1:07 fast 7 117 9 8 8 76 6***E Dugan Faj’ette, Sir Martin, Esperanto.
ESCHAU, ch. c, 2, by Ornament — Gurgle (Montpelier Stable). Weight today 118.
7.57SS Sheepsh’d :;-4 1:16.* mud 5 114 5 5 5 5 5® E Dugan Statesman. Torbellino. Footimd.
75665 Sheepsh’d 5* f 1:07 fast 3* 108 7 7 9 9* 7>»1E Dugan Torbellino, Wamba, .Mediant.
74788 Belmont 5-8 1:01 hvy 8 115 3 3 3 3® 3®* E Dugan Bon Homme, Statesman, Ruble.
STATESMAN, b. o, 2, by Kinley Mack— Janice (F. E. Gardner). Weight today 116.
7.5788 .Sheepsh'd 3-4 1 :16K mud 3 jl4 3 1 1 11 In D McCtliyTorbellino, F(K>ti>ad, St. Faisenay.
7.5*h; 5 .Sheepsh’d 5J f 1:07 fast 6 108 3 5 5 41 4* Garner Torbellino. Wamba, Mediant.
75494 Sheepsh’d 51 f 1:07 fast 20 117 2 2 2 6* 8**lGarner Fayette, Sir Martin, Esperanto.
J. R. K(*ene entry— Turncoat. Helmet and Selectman.
J. E. Madden entry — Sir .Martin and Fayette.
H. I*. Wliitiiey entry —Comity Fair and Bolibin.
FOURTH RACE — 1 5-8 Miles. Lawrence Realization Stakes. 3-year-olds. Allowances. (401S.5 — 2:4.5*
— .’’.-liot.i
FAIR PLAY, ch. c, 3, by Hastings — Fairy Gold (A, Belmont). Weight today 126.
7.5641 .Sheepsh’d 1 1-2 2:31* fa.st 5 1 26 5 4 4 4 li 1* Notter Hessian. King .Tames, Dorante.
7.5495 SheepsITd 1 1-4 2:03 fast 8 111 4 .7 5 2 2*1 3*4 E Dugan Ballot, King .Tames, Master Robert
75368 G've.send 1 1-2 2:33 fast 2-5 114 1 2 2 2 1*4 1*4 E Dugan K. Janies, Cliapultepec, Ques. Mark
KING JAMES, b. c, 3, by Plaudit— Unsightly (J. E. Madden). Weight today 126.
75715 .Sh’i>.sh'd 1 5-16 2:09* fa.st 10 114 2 2 2 2 2* 3* W Miller Ballot, Hessian, Frank Gill.
75(141 SheepsITd 1 1-2 2:31* fast 12-5 116 4 5 5 5 4® 3*4 W .Miller Fair Play. Hessian, Dorante.
75495 SheepsITd 1 1-4 2:03 fast 6 98 3 1 3 5 3* 2*J G Bums Ballot, Fair Play, Master Robert.
Weight today 129.
Fayette. Helmet, Bobldn.
Fayette, Esperanto. Bobbin.
Fayette, Bobbin, Statesman.
Weight today 122.
Sir Martin, Fayette, Bobbin.
Con. Ranger, Turncoat, Marse Abe.
Weight today 129.
.Sir Martin, Helmet. Bobldn.
Sir Martin, Esperanto, Bobbin.
Sir .Martin, Bobbin, Statesman.
Weight today 122.
Sea Cliff, Connaught Ranger. Auiii
Sandpiper, Con. Ranger, El Plcaro.
Uncle Jim, Rostrum, Sherlock.
Weight today 122.
Sir Martin. Fayette, Helmet.
Fa.vette, Sir .Martin, Esperanto.
Fayette, Sir Martin, Statesman.
Weight today 115.
Helmet. Con’ghtRanger. Marse Alie
Uncle Jim, Sir Martin, Top Note.
Weight today 122.
Sliitesiiiaii. Torbellino. St. Faisenay
Wamtxa, Mediant, Statesman.
Sir Martin, Fayette, Helmet.
Weight today 115.
Con. Ranger, Sea Cliff, Rostrum.
Counterpane, Harrigan. El Plcaro.
Fayette, Sir Martin, Esperanto.
Weight "today 118.
Statesiiian. Torbellino. Footimd.
Torbellino, Wamba, .Mediant.
Bon Homme, Statesman, Ruble.
Weight today 116.
•Torbellino, F(K>ti>ad, St. Faisenay.
Torbellino. Wamba, Mediant.
Fayette, Sir Martin, Esperanto.
75495 SheepsITd 1 1-4 2:03 fajst 6 98 3 1 3 5 3* 2*1 G Bums Ball
ANTAEUS, ch, c, 3, by Henry of Navarre— Annot Lyle (A. Belmont).
7.5713 ,>Jh(epslTd 1 1-8 l:.5i;. fast 4 102 3 3 4 2 3® K Dugan Big
7:643 Sheepshead 1 1::!9* fast 12 93 1.5 14 14 S 5* 2J Lang Ear
75496 Sheeps’d 1 1-16 1:48 fast 5 96 6 5 4 4 C® 6*®4E Dugan Ora
DORANTE, b. c, 3, by Pestara — Lady Augusta (P. A. Forsytha),
75715 .Sli’isslTd 1 5-16 2:09* fast 20 114 5 4 4 5 5 .1 Lee Ball
7.5641 SheepsITd 1 1-2 2:31* fast 9-5 116 3 2 2 2 3*1 4U. J laie Kail
75519 .Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:04 fast 10 126 2 4 4 2 2* 2= J Lee Coli
A. Belmont entry — Fair Play and Antaeus.
Lyle (A. Belmont). Weight today 116.
3® 3* K Dugan Big Chief. Q. 3Tark. Castlewood.
5* 2J I.aiig Karl G., Bad News, Rye.
C® 6*®4E Dugan Grapple, Beauclere, Tony Bonero.
. A. Forsytha), Weight today 126.
5 5” .1 l,e(> Ballot, Hessian, King Janies.
3*4 4*4 J I.*ie Fair Play, Hessian, King James.
2* 2* J Lee Colin, Stamina, Chapultepec.
FIFTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles Turf Course. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (7.5.588— 1 :52*—C — 118.)
DR. GARDNER, h. h, 5. by annockhum— Uarda (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 126.
7U727 .“Saratoga 1 1-8 1:52* fast 3* 119 1 1 1 1 24 6® tV Knapp Dandelion, Vails, Oxford.
70.582 Saratoga 1 3-16 1 :.58* fast 31 120 4 3 1 1 14 4*4 W Knapp Run. Water. Dandelion, Cairngorm.
70472 .Saratoga 1 1:38 fast 15 118 1 2 2 2 2*>k 2“ W Knapp Vails, Sir Lynnewood, Cairngorm.
GRETNA GREEN, hr, g, 4, by Ben Brush— Runaway Girl (J, R. Keene). Weight today 120.
7578’* Sheepsh’d 1 14 2:0G£ mud 15 110 6 5 4 4 5* 6‘* Notter I’riseillian. Firesloiie. Roy. Tourist.
7.5642 .“theeps’d 1 3-16 2:00? fast 2 126 2 1 1 1 !•* 2® Notter P.&Noedles, M. Crawford, Kllisdale
75(588 8heep.sh'd 1 1-8 1:52| fast 6 126 2 3 3 3 31 4* Notter Bedouin, .\ngclus. Sea Wolf.
GRAPPLE, b. g, 6, by Woolsthorpe— Embrace (F. J. Farrell). Weight today 116.
75.765 Sheepsh’d 1 I-S 1:52* fast 6 ]o;! i r> 5, 6 34 3*4 Garner Mmifort. Sixioiier. Juggler.
75692 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:05 fast 8-5 110 111 1 1* 1* Garner Bro. Joiiuthan. Beauclere, Pontoon.
75570 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1 :53| fast 1 lOO 111 1 1* 1* Gainer Temaceo, Kllliecrankie, Poterne.
JUGGLER, hr. g, 6, by Hamburg — Elusive (6. M. Odom). Weight today 115.
75.765 .Sh<«'p.sh’d 1 1-8 1:52* fast 7 I07 10 10 10 9 8* 4*4 R McDan’l Monfort. SpiKuier. Grapple.
7.5<i66 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:0<(* fast 11-5 12*i 1 5 4 4 4® 2* R .McDan’l O. Honesty. Kllliec’kle, Fonntalnblue
75444 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:46| fast 3 l')6 10 9 8 8 6* 4“J R McDan’lAngelus. .Monfort, Spooner.
MISS CRAWFORD, ch. m, 7, by Tenny— Flo H. (W. W. Darden). Weight today 100.
75790 Sh*-<-|,sh d 1 1-2 2:34)! mud 4 161 6 6 7 9 9 9®® K Dugan Br((..lonallinti. Beauclere. CrackSliot
7.5741 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:08|| fast 9-10 114 4 1 1 2 2'S 3® E Dugan D’Arkle. Prince Ching, I.61II.V.
7.5642 Sheeps-’d 1 3-16 2:00* fast 3 105 4 5 5 4 5 * 3* E Dugan P.&Needles, GretnaGreen, Elllsdale
D’ARKLE, b. g. 6 , by Arkle— Dareka (J. J. Moran). Weight toay 94.
75741 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:0S* fast 50 98 1 3 3 3 3* 1*4 D McC’thyl’riiieeCliing, Mis-sCra wford. Liilly.
75642 Sheeps'd 1 3-16 2:<8i* fa.st IW) 90 8 8 8 8 8 7**AMa.ver P.&Needles, Gr. Green, M. Crawford.
(5056 Beliuont 1 1:40 fast 26 100 3 6 5 5 5 5'®*!) McC’tby EarlU., Tenan.bjCourtesy, Elliadale
7U727 Saratoga
1 1-8 1:52* fast
34
119 1 1 1
1
2i 6® tv
70582 Saratoga 1 3-16 1:.58* fast
34
120 4 3 1
1
14 4'-’.’. \V
70472 .Saratoga
1 1:38 fast
15
118 122
2
2*>k 2“ W
I’riseillian. Fireslom'. Roy. Tourist.
P.&Needles, M. Crawford, Kllisdale
Bedouin, .\ngclus. Sea Wolf.
Weight today 116.
Mmifort. SiMioiier. Juggler.
Bro. Jmiutlian. Beauclere, Pontoon.
Temaceo, Kllliecrankie, Poterne.
Weight today 115.
WLbiBUUY, b. g, 4, by Meddler- Urania (H. P. Whitney). Weight today 112.
®^}*«‘‘‘I>-9h’d 1 1-8 1:52 fast 7 107 2 1 1 1 2= 4® E Dngan Far West, Jack Atkin, Gold Lady.
(.(638 .Slieepsh’d 64 f 1:19 fast 15 106 3 1 1 1* 1* E ' I)ugan Roseben, De Mund, Jeanne d’Arc.
70967 G’vesend 1 1-8 1:53* fast 1-6 105 12 1 1 1* 3® Notter * I’iiis&N’dles, Persever’ce, ParkRow
PEraR QUINCE, ch. c, 3, by Commando — ^Falr Vision (J. R. Keene). Weight today 112.
7j 766 Shee{ish'd 64 f 1:18* fast 3 114 5 3 3 3* 3*4 Notter Nimbus. Roseben, Pantoufle.
7.j663 .Sheepshead 1 1:.37* fast 4* 105 2 1 1 1 2® 2® Notter Priscillian, FarWest, RobertCooper
(5584 Sheepsh’d 6* f 1:20 fast 3 126 4 2 3 3*J 3* Notter Falcada, Corncob, Monopolist,
KING- COBALT, br. c, 3, by Cesari on— Estelle Whitney (Brownleigh Park Stable). Weight today 117.
7ii605 Sheepsh’d 7-8 1 :25| fast 8 119 5 2 1 1 1* 1* R McDau’l Firestone, Hessian, Nimbus.
75551 Sheepsh’d 3-4 1:12 fast 10 116 3 3 4 5* 6* R McDan’l Dreamer. Jack Atkin, De Mnnd.
75419 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:11* fast 2 126 4 1 1 1* 1« R McDan’l Alfred Noble, Rosiiplro, Explosion.
ROSEBEN, b. g, 7, by Ben Strome — Rose Leaf (D. C. Johnson). Weight today 130.
75766 Sheepsh’d 64 f 1:18* fast 3-5 127 4 1 2 2’ 28 Garner Nimbus, Peter Quince, Pantoufle.
7:^638 Sheepsh’d 6* f 1:19 fast 6-5 142 G 3 3 3* 2* Notter Westbury, De Mund, .Jeanne d’Arc.
75602 Sheepsh’d 64 f 1:19 fast 8-5 137 1 111* I'J Notter Bouquet, Jubilee, 'Timber.
JACOBITE, b. g, 5, by Golden Garter — Flora Mao (0. R. Ellison). Weight today 110.
m712 Sheepsh’d 64 f 1:19* fast 9-5 111 6 .3 2 2J 2® Notter Besom, Saracinesca, Torenia.
(M20 Sheepsh’d 7-8 1:25 'b fast 13-5 110 1 6 4 3 3* 3* W Miller DonEnrlque. J.B. Brady, Saracinesca
7:, 446 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09| fast 9-5 113 7 7 6 6* 6®* R McDan’lAletheuo, BigBen, JaniesB. Brady.
DREAMER, b, g, 6, by Hamburg — Forget (E. B. Duryea). Weight today 118,
75623 Sheepshead 1 1:37* fast 2J 109 1 3 3 2 2*4 3® D McC’thy Dandelion, Jack Atkin, Far West.
75624 Sheep.sh’d 1 1-2 2:34 fast 15 103 7 8 6 5 3* 3* Yorke B. Jonathan, Beauclere, L’dStanliopo
SEA WOLF, b. g, 4, by Meddler — Sea Nymph (H, P. Whitney). Weight today 109.
75765 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:52* fast 10 103 :l 7 7 5 6i> 9’“.*.E Ihignn Monfort. Spooner, Grapiile.
7.')71B Sh’psh’d 1 1-16 1:47* fast 7-10 108 1 1 1 1 1* 1* E Dugan Marathon, Great Pirate, Chaplet.
75,'i8S Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:52* fast 7 115 5 4 4 4 4® 3* E Dugan Bedouin, Angelas, Gretna Green.
TONY BONERO, hr. c, 4, by Sain — America (C. R. Fleischmann). Weight today 106.
7.')7t2; .Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1 :->2* fast 30 106 4 1 1 1 0‘41O‘®4.Mc(’ahey Monfort. SjKioner. Grapple.
7.5664 .SheeiKsh’d 61 f 1:21* fast 9-20 148 1 1 1 1* 1* MrDFTm’n Grand Vedette, Ben Cole, Renault,
75552 Sheepsh’d 64 f 1:18* fast 6 102 7 7 6 6* 4®* G Burns Royal Tourist, Besom, Pantoufle.
CRACK SHOT, ch. c, 3, by Star Shoot — OUio Dixon (A. L. Aste), Weight today 97.
7.'i790 Sheepsh’d 1 1-2 2:34* mud 10 98 2 3 2 1 3* 3* McCahey .Brother Jonathan. Beauclere, Lall.vl
7-5692 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:05 fast 6 94 5 4 5 6 7* 7** E Dugan Grapple, Bro. Jonathan, Beauclere,
75606 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:06* fast 8 %211 1 1*1*E Dugan Temaceo, Long Ball, Lally.
SAILOK GIRL, hr. f, 4, by The Sailor Prince— Deno (R. Stockton). Weight today 86.
7.5767 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:-5S fast 30 10.5 12 8 8 8 86 8*®4.1 Ix®e Montauk, Cairngorm, Trash.
7-5606 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:06* fast 15 103 6 4 4 4 6* 6***Musgr’ve Crack Shot, Temaceo, I^ong Ball.
75553 Sheeps’d 1 3-16 1:58* fast 100 103 7 7 7 7 7* 4** .Musgrave Monfort, Bad News, Black Oak.
H. P. Whitney entry — Royal Tourist and Sea Wolf.
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling, (0.‘524.'1— 1 :.373 — .*1 — 101.)
THE WRESTLER, b. g, 4, by Orlando— Hanna Bell> (Chelsea Stable). Weight today 103.
75585 Sheepshead 1 1 :38* fast 4 107 3 4 4 4 -56 6'® Notter
75521 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 6 105 3 1 1 1 1*4 li Notter
75320 G’vesend 1 1-8 1:53* fast 12 96 2 1 1 1 1* 1® Sweet
FRIZETTE, b. t, 3, by. Hamburg — Ondnlee (J, A. Wemberg).
7.5763 Sheepshead 1 1:39 fast 3-2 106 7 6 5 4 4* 4®4 McCahey Arasee, JamesB. Brady, GreatPIr
75585 Sheepshead 1 1:38* fast 3* 96 9 7 7 6 4J 1® G Burns Rockstone, Saracinesca, Arasee.
1> (Chelsea Stahls). Weight today 103,
■56 6'® Notter Frlzette, Rockstone, Saracinesca.
1*4 li Notter Rockstone, Tom Dolan, Rye.
1® 1® Sweet BlackOak, L’dStanliope, .Masanlello
Wemberg). Weight today 102.
4* 4®4 McCahey Arasee, JamesB. Brady, GreatPIrate
3* 1* D McC’thy .Tack Atkin, De Mund, Don Enrique
3® 2* D McC’thy PeterQnlnce, KingCobalt, DeMund.
0 (H. P. Whitney"). Weight today 114.
3® 3®4 E Dugan I'riscillian, Firestone, Mast. Robert.
44 4® E Dugan Firestone, Master Robert, Si>ooner.
3* 14 E Dugan Besom, Pantoufle, Tony Bonero.
75471 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:47* fast 24 101 10 7 5 4 24 2*4 Garner Pontoon, SugarPine, Q.Marguerlte.
COLONEL WHITE, hr. h, 6, by Clifford— Lacona (H. E. RoweU). Weight today 111,
7.5742 Sheepshead 1 1:40 fast 13-5 108 5 7 7 3 16 1® W .Miller Molesey, R(K-kstone, Gowau.
75521 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 15 108 6 3 3 2 2* 6* W Miller TlieWrestler, Rockstone, TomDolan
(6442 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:48 fast 10 108 5 4 5 6 54 4* W Miller Antaeus, Tipping, Tiord Stanhope.
BLACK OAK, hlk. c, 3, by Flying Lemur— Black Poplar (P. S. P, Randolph). Weight today 104,
75767 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:53 fast 6 100 5 3 3 2 26 4®i Leach .Montauk, Cairngorm, Trash.
75553 Sheeps’d 1 3-16 1:58* fast 10 96 6 1 1 2 3® 3* Leach .Monfort, Bad News, Sailor Girl.
75442 G’vesend 11-16 1:48 fast 15 91 9 7 7 7 84 6* Leach Antaeus, Tipping, Lord Stanhope.
ROCKSTONE, b. g, 4, by Rockton — Lady Primrose (F. H. Milden), Weight tpday 108,
75742 Sheepshead 11:40 fast 24 103 6 6 6 1 21 3*1 Garner Colonel White, Molesey. Gowaii.
75643 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 13-5 103 3 4 4 7 8* 12*4 Garner Earl G., Antaeus, Bad News.
75585 Sheepshead 1 1:38* fast 6 103 11 10 9 9 66 2® Garner Frlzette, Saracinesca, Arasee.
MARATHON, b. c, 4, by Martagon — Ondulee (H. B, Duryea). Weight today 111.
7.5765 .Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 l:-52* fast 15 106 2 3 4 3 2* 5®.l 1) McC’tliy Monfort, Spooner, Grapple.
75716 Sh’psh’d 1 1-16 1:47* fast 34 111 6 6 6 4 3* 2* D .McC’tbySea Wolf, Great Pirate, Chaplet.
75444 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:46* fast 8 106 3 4 4 4 76 9** D McC’thyAngeliis, .Monfort, Spooner.
DISOBEDIENT, hlk. g, 5, by Sir Dixon — Lady Wayward (T, E. Mannix). Weight today 103.
75532 Montreal 5-8 1:02 fast 1 107 1 1 2 2*4 1* McCahey A1 Powell, Telepathy, Lone Hand.
754-56 Montreal 1 1:40* fast 4 109 3 4 5 3 34 4® McCahey Debar, ,St. Clair, Lally.
75331 Montreal 3-4 1:13 fast 8 100 3 3 3 3* 3®4 .T W M’liy Dixie Hininiel, Botanist, Handmaur
LONG BALL, hr. g, 3, by Plaudit — Gutta Percha (J. V. Lemaire). Weight today 91,
75767 Sheep.sh’d 1 1-8 1:53 fast 15 97 9 9 9 10 9* 9*® I'ptoii Montauk. Cairngorm. Trash.
7.5606 Sheepsh’d 1 1-4 2:06* fast 20 85 3 2 2 2 2* 3®4 Leach Crack Shot, Temaceo, Lally.
75570 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:53* fast 40 84 5 4 6 6 7® 6* Upton Grapple, Temaceo, Killlecrankle.
(Jrack Shot, Temaceo, Lally.
Grapple, Temaceo, Killlecrankle.
GEORGE G. HALL, ch. g, 4, by St. Leonards — Illogical (Y. H. Russell).
75791 Sheeps’d 1 1-16 1:4S* mud 8 112 3 3 3 3 34 3®J Brussel
7.5668 Sheeps’d 1 1-16 1:47 fast 10 107 4 5 5 3 24 16 Brussel
75671 Sheepshead 1 1:39* fast 15 109 7 5 4 4 26 2* Brussel
TORENIA, ch. f, 3, by Armeath II. — Tamela (J. F. Carroll).
Weight today 108.
75767 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:53 fast
102 8 6 6 11 12 12
Question Mark, Delirium, Zieiiaji.
Delirium, Montauk, Coat of Anna.
Jeanne d’Arc, Monocle, Montauk.
Weight today 103.
Musgrave Montauk. Cairngorm. Trash.
Lang Besom, Jacobite, Saracinesca.
75712 Sheepsh'd 64 f 1:19* fast 50 93 4 7 5 44 4® Lang Besom, .Tacobitc, Saracinesca.
75668 Sheeps’d 1 1-16 1:47 fast 20 105 8 4 4 5 64 6*® Musgrave George G. Hall, Delirium, .Montauk
BATSMAN, ch, c, 3, by Bathampton — Darehelle (J. H. McCormick). Weight today 103,
7.5712 Sheepsh’d 6J f 1:19* fast 100 99 8 8 8 7® 7** Sumter Besom, Jacohite, Saracinesca.
7.5643 Sheepshead ' 1 1:39* fast 100 98 8 8 11 14 14 14** Sumter Earl G.. .\ntaeiis. Bad News.
75193 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09* fast 60 92 6 6 6 6*® 6** T Koerner Roseben, Pantoufle, Gold Iiady.
CAMPAIGNER, h. c, 4, by Gerolstein — Supporter (0. L. Richards). Weight today 113.
7.5713 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:51* fast 15 93 4 2 2 3 5 5‘® McCahey Big Chief, Q. Mark, Antaeus.
75240 Montreal 1 1:39* fast 6 109 2 4 6 3 1“6 i* Jensen Rio Grande, Servile, Miss Marjorie
75185 Toronto 1 1-16 1:48* fast 12 111 6 7 7 3 2* 2* Nicol Sir Galahad, Doubt, Tamme.
MEXICAN SILVER, h. g, 4, by Indio — Silver Wave (J. Turner). Weight today 108.
75032 Belmont 3-4 1:10* fast 100 105 6 6 6 5 6 5*®.5Yorke Frlzette, Tom McGrath, BonnieAlan
74786 Belmont 3-4 1:13* hvy 30 106 13 13 13 13 12*® Engl’der Ten.byCourtesy, Pontoon, CrackSliot
71631 Pimlico 3-4 1:18 hvy 60 101 10 9 9 9® 9®«4L Smith Coltness, Edgely, High Chance.
Belmont). Weight today 126.
14 1* Notter Hessian. King James, Dorante.
2*4 3*4 E Dugan llallot. King .Tames, Master Robert
1*4 1®4 E Dugan Tv. Janies, Cliapultepec, Ques. Mark
K. Madden). Weight today 126.
2* 3* W Miller Ballot, Hessian. Frank Gill.
4* 3*4 W Miller Fair I®la.v. Hessian, Dorante.
3* 2*4 G Bums Ballot, Fair Play, Master Robert.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
James R. Kcene’.s opinion that the hard metro-
politan tracks are injurious is supported b.v .Toliii E.
■Madden iiml J. .loyner. .Madden, however, says
the iiri‘seiit seale of weights is all right.
Sandriiigliam seems to he doing as well as a
sire as he should do, being an own lirotlier to Flori-
z**l II.. Persimmon and Diani<md Jubilee. He split
a pastern as a two-.vear-old and could not be trained.
Maurice Levi, who is appearing at Manhattan
Beach, New York, with his hand, has coiiijiosed a
new march entitled ’’The Personal Liberty March,"
which he played for the first time yesterday in
honor of tlie siieeess of tlie I*ersonal Liberty League.
The statement that Mr. Haggiii is going to send
his yearlings to he sold in England may have lieeii
somewhat premature, but it is to he hopiHl, for the
sake of English public breeders, that he is not
going to tliKid our market in the way suggested. —
Diiidon Sportsman.
‘‘Vigilant,’’ in the Sportsman, gives the following
list as that of the lK“St English eup horses of his
day: Cremoriie. Doncaster, I’etrarcli, Isoiioiiiy, Roti-
ert till* Devil. Foxliall. St. Simon, St. Gaticii, .Mar-
cion. La Flcchc. Isinglass, Persimmon, C.vllcue and
William the Third.
Jack Atkin, by finishing second to Far West in
flic I.ong Island Haiullcap. completed a record of
iH'iiig second in all three of the June handicaps. In
the Coney Island Handicap lie was just beaten
home b.v Dreamer and in the Sheepshead Bay Han-
dicap Dandelion beat him home.
The Maryland Jockey Club’s four days race meet-
ing ill coiijunetioii with the United Hunts of Mary-
land will be held .Vugiist 26. 27. 2S and 29. The
otticials appointed for it are Frank J. Bryan and W.
1*. Riggs, judges: F. J. Bryan, clerk of the course,
and K. C. Smith, clerk of tlie scales.
IV. Evans, who has been in England about
a month, rode his first winner here on Wilkins .Mi-
cawlx-r at Newcastlo June 2.'{. He came with a great
reputation, liaviiig achieved marked successes in
•Australia and India, where he has ridden .Mclbounie
and Viceroy Cup winners. Evans rides in the most
pronounced American style; in fact, he lies so low
on his horse’s neck that he partially hides Ills colors
from view. — London Siiortsman.
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.T. J. S., St. Louis. .Mo. The trouble is that a
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our press time. The chart will be made fuller
from this date, however.
ENGLISH TURF WINNINGS TO CHARITY.
The king of Sweden recently told a story of King
Edward’s charitable jiropi'iisities. Just Is-fore tlie
race for the Derby wlilch tlie king’s horse. Diamond
.liitiilee, carried off, his royal highness — as he then
was — was watehing the horses proceed to the start-
ing post. Suddenly turning to the king of Sweden,
will! was with him, he said:
"I am most specially anxious to win today.”
"Why so';’’ inquired the king.
"Because.” was the answer, “1 always give the
princess whatever niy success liapiieiis to bring me.
With the stake money of the last Derby 1 won the
liriiicess provided 1.709 poor lioys with a eoiuiilete
outfit — clothes, underlinen, boots and all necessaries
— and stamped on each article was ‘from your
friend, tlie prince.’ ”
The Duchess of Portland some time ago presented
to her husband a very handsome blotting liook of
Russia leather heavily mounted In silver. On the
mountings are engraved the names of all the races
won by that extraordinary rarer. Donovan. In
ls.s!> Donovan won the Derby and the St. Leger, be-
sides the Newmarket Stakes and many other import-
ant races. Tlie total suiii won by Donovan duriug
his racing career amounted to 3:{.50.000_ and the
whole of thi-s large fortune the duke gave to his
wife for the purpose of building almshouses for
widows of the duke’s tenants and a cottage hospital
for tlie iieigliliorhotsl.
Baron Hirsch was another great turfite, most of
whose winnings went to charity. During his life-
time he spent more than $2.50.000 of turf winnings
on charity. All the winnings of La I’lei lie, anioimt-
ing in all to $173,000, were devoted to the same
purpose.
CANADIAN OPINION ABOUT RACING.
A writer in the t'aiiiidian Sis>rtsnian presiimahiy
puts ('anailiaii racing opinion into type by the fol-
lowing:
"We want no long meetings over here, and we
want no Auiericuu curpet-Lmggera opening up new
tracks in Ontario for the sole pnrpKise of promoting
tlie gambling end of the game. I’etitiona, if neees-
siiry. must lie prepared to he sent to the legislature
at its next session, asking for the changes abso-
Intel.v demiindcd liy tin- new conditions that li.sve
arisen. No meeting slionid lie allowed to run ioiigci''
than fifteen or twenty days, ami no chib should lie
permitted to liold more than two such meeting.s
in the same season. Restrictive legislation is ali-
solutely essential, and there would not likely tie
any opposition to the passage of such, a measure
tlirough tlie legislature; in fact, it is not jxissilile
to set up an argument against It that would b.r
wortli.v of eonsideratioii. The lietter class of Cana-
dian eliilis now in existence liave no wish to riii»
long meetings, the great danger to lie guarded
against being an inroad of outsiders liiingry for I In
plunder they will expect to secure by gaining x
footliold on Canadian .soil.”
WHAT CONSTITUTES GAMBLING? '’
A good cause is often damaged by excess of
fervor, and there was just a trace of tliis in some
of tlie speeclies delivered at (lie 1‘aii-AngIicaii Con-
ference disciissiiiii on gaiiihling and sis'cnlalion.
Tliere was a giHul deal of triitli in the oliservatlous
made li.y .Mr. Killik. of tlie London Stock Exchange,
wild iHiinted out tliat the element of speciilutiou en-
tered almost iiievitalily into every business trans-
action. IVlicn the mannfactiirer buys a large or
small quantity of raw material lie geiierally does so
In the expe<-tutiiiii that there may lie a rise or a
fall of price. He speculates or gauihles on his
knowledge. It is much the same in dealing with
seeiirities and. tliongti It is easy to define certain
transactions as a gainlile, it is not equally easy to
draw a line ln'twoetl fair business and pure specula-
tion. Neither is it very easy to distinguish sliarpl.c
iH'tween the harmless enstom of giving a stimiilns
to one’s pastimes b.v a paltry monetary stake and tlio
act of gainidiiig — using that word in a strict s«‘nse.
But wc know that tin; man who wliets liis apiietite
witli a glass of wine or liecr is not a drunkard,
tlioiigh it would lie as rcasonalile to apidy that de-
scription to liiiii as to call the jdayer for iioniimit
stakes at bridge a gainhler. — Ball .Mall Gazette.
UNEQUALED
is what we claim that little purple hook Is,
called the "STANDARD.” This lnMik gives not
only workouts and rcisirts on horses at all
recognized tracks, lint also a FREE S|ieciiil.
advertised daily in cixle in tins paper, all for
25 CENTS PER WEEK; $1.00 PER MONTH.
Friday’s Form Special was:
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TJ. S. or Canada or at ofiicc.
Monday’s Form Special: August Grape 16-9-
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